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ATHLETICS HAVE AIDED WESTERN CLUBS IN THEIR DASH FOR THE AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT
1EN USHERS
A. E. F.
. FORHEAVYBJVTTLE
Former Overseas Soldiers to Be
Special Police at Willard-
Dempsey Bout
CHAMP DUE HERE ON JUNE 4
What May Happen
in Baseball Today I
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MICHIGAN WORRIES
PENN AND CORNELL
My Wolverines Certain to Di-
1l 1 Tl . Itv I r f
viae roims w were una-
rhirsito ...
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Detroit ...
Boston . .
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ATIILKTICS
Toledo, O., May 28. Eight hundred
former soldiers will be deputized as
HKMini nitA Mtwi enrvn ns'iiaherH for
T the licnvjuolRht chnmplonship contest
lHL 4... T ll'll!...... nn.t 1 0 lf HeillM-
E2& . i .i.A 'nn.flmi t'ni-1 nrr-nn here
or. iu me uoj... ,.
July . Tex Illcknrd. promoter of the
contest, announced today.
These men nil have seen service ovcr
Rpnx na members of the 112th Ammuni
tion Train and Ilatteries 11 and K, of
the Thirty-second Division, 'limy will
be armed, and will bo under the direct
supervision of Mayor Hchrelber and C.
F. Wall, director ot public saieiy. Lieu
tenant Fred Seibort will tc in command
of the unit.
As the nrmy, navy and civilian board
of boxing control indorsed the contest
and announced thnt it would support it,
Promoter Hickard believed ft would lie
in justice to the men on tills board to
appoint soldiers to assist in hnndllns
Ihe crowd".
KicKord's action will make it possi
ble for many of these ocrseas men to
witness the contest, as many of them
lack the necessary funds to purchase
tickets.
Itickard was advicd today that "V il
lard will come direct to Toledo instixid
of stopping off for n day's vlit at his
home in Lawrence, Kan. The champion
is duo here .Tune -1 to begin training.
Ad Q. Thatcher, matchmaker of the
Toledo Athletic Club, has irtually de
cided upon leasing it S30.000 (ottage
on the shore of Mnuince bay for Wil
lard's training camp. The proposed
i amp is located about two miles west
of Dcmpsey's nuuitcrs. The deul will
not be closed, however, until the ar
rival tomonow of Hay O. Archer, Wil
lard's business repicscntative.
Play for Dixie Golf Title
Memphis. Tenn.. May 2S PUv fnr the
southern open coif ihamplonshln "as re
sumed todav First round inntihes re
suited In vU lories for Ml.- AlMl Stirling,
nf Atlanta holder of the national title 1l
Kenneth DuffleM of . Memphis, southern
rhampion. an.l Mrs J V , Armstrong, nf
TarUKM. AIISS I 1HH1IHMI "I tn r-.n.t. ....
of whom are considered strong
In the final tents
AMERICAN M'JUHIK
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No tames scheduled In American Lenrue.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL l.KAIWH
I'lilladelnhla. 4; Cincinnati. 1.
New Vork lni riltuhnrili. 2.
81. Louis. 4t llrooliljn. I.
Chlraco, Si yoaton,
AMEHlijAN I.KAGl'E
Detroit. Si Athletics. 1.
Cleveland, Hi lloston, 4.
tlilcuro, li Washington. .1.
M. Louis. At New nrk,
TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL I.EAdUE
rlttslmrih nt New Vorkl clean S:.10.
SI. I,oiiis at Ilrooklinf clean 3:30.
I inclnnatl nt 1'hlladrlphlai rlondyi 3130
C'hlcacn nt Hotoni clean 3:111.
No Amerirnn I.enffuo game lodar.
AMERICAN MiVOUE
No lames scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
Nennrk. 4: Iteadlnir. 1
llalllmore. In: .Icrser City, 3.
Toronto. (I; llufTnlo, 2.
llochester, (It lllnsliAmton, 5.
Today's Games
llalllmore nt Readlmc,
lllnthamton nt lluffalo.
Toronto nt KocheRler.
Nennrk at Jersey City,
cans and Quakers Are
Strongest
EIGHT POINT SCORERS
Up-to-Minute Marks t
of Leading Hitters '
INSEL
ECTED FOR
BIG ALLIED SPORTS
TILDEN MEETS HA WK
AT PL YMOUTH TOD A Y
NATION A I
(ratnlh, Phillies
lounjr, Neu nrk
Mensel, Phillies
VHIIIims. Ph'llles
Uariden t'lnclnnAtt
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(I. All. It.
18 4lt 12
54 SO II
.JO 10 II
IB 10 11
50 AD 1
Standing of the Clubs
10 11
iv. i,. r.r.
Rnehrater 13 1 .(110 rtnlTnln
Toronto ..14 R .B30. Newark .
Illnelinm'n 13 8 .BID Heading-,
llnltlinore. 13 8 .010 .lersejr C'y
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OFF TENNIS COURTS
Question Whether Miss Bjur
stedt Will Be Able to De
fend National Title
tonlenders
Golf at Cobb Creek
Ths Philadelphia Golf Cluh will hold lis
,ijil Memorial I)a tournament for Its
members at the Cobb's Cisek toiirw
inuinament Hill be run on' the ha
basis
Scraps About Scrappers
I'ho
handicap
By TED MKKKIMTII
(World's trralrst mlddle-dManre runner)
MICHIGAN tieicr has won an Inter
collegiate thamplonship in the
East. This year they have the best
chance they eer liaxo had and. without
n doubt, theirs is the team that will
site I'enn and Cornell all the trouble.
Tit every event Steve l'arrell's men are
the dark horses and the stumbling block
that the conches of the Kast nic afraid
will be their downfall.
Michigan will tome cat with a team
on which are eight men that will score
at least tliirtv points in eleven events,
while they will have second-string men
that we do not know as much about,
who, if they figure, will win the meet
for them.
The eight men will damage the hones
of both l'enn iilld Cornell by grabbing
ploi es where thee teams could s ore
heavily with them not in the event,
l'enn will feel the Miihigan team most
in the sprints and the broad jump
With I,oscli in the 00 mid 'JliO, 1 tiiiuk
thnt Dnvis, of l'enn, will have to be
satisfied with a place behind him, while
Johnson nnd Wcstbrook will slop SJmal-
Ip- Unfit nml l.nnilpra frnm rrntt:.,,.
1 l! - ' t.,1. f l.n Kn.1 t,,mn
41(1 tlv' I'll UiUtlU JMIUl'.
Michigan in Sprints
Cornell will suffer bj Michigan's en
try in the two-mile, both hurdles and
broad jump.
WOLVERINES ON WAY
Michigan Stars Leave for Cambridge
to Compete In Big Meet
Ann Arbor, Midi,, Maj 118. Knr the
first time since 101(1 the tnivcritj of
Michigan will he i eprei-'ented thK jear
in an eastern meet, eigljt Midiignu ath
letes leaving today for Cambridge to
enter the eastern iiiterj ollegiate event
at Harvard stadium I'liday and Sntur-dn.v.
AMI'.RK N l.i:Clt'R
(I. All. II.
cold-. Detroit sn 10(1 in
Krlianc, lloton IS 40 4
vtninbairnnss. (level'd. 5ft !n II
Jackson,, ChlrnKo 2XIII2 II
llodle. New lork 53 81 1
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Philadelphia Stars Are Listed
Among Fifty Athletes to
Take European Trip
TED MEREDITH WILL GO
In the 100 and 'J'-'O Michigan will
have two sprinters that have shown
good work in the Wet in l.osch and
Cook. I.osclt is going to place in both
races, but the best thnt Cook can hope
r'iftv trn,,L m,,l tinl.l .iM- .. i. .. :,t
! , , ' " ' 'mi' u Mil will
lull !"!lk,'' '' trip nhroad to compete in
iii 1. , ' ""' lmnor "f repi editing the
. "i i in" inirr nuieii gnme
in dm 1'ersliing stadium, near Paris.
ncl month, hnve been selected, nnnrd
"g to niinouiicement bj Samuel .1. Dal
las, president of the Amateur Athletic
I iiion of Ameiien. The men lire to
leave for New York on Juno ,'!
Among the Mms who will tnke the
for is n fifth 'in the KM). ,lolinun could jjril' are l.o Cendre, of Georgetown
get a place in these races if lie would ""'''' olleginte pentathlon cliiiimilon :
start, but I do not think that he will. ! ""''.Simpson, former! v ; of Missouri Cnl-
In the 410 nnd SSO thev will have """"V. """ '" .""' ( lork A. r. .
Gcrmantowti and Cynwyd
Stars Play in Semifinal
Round of Loiver Bracket ;
Each Has Leg on Trophy
JOHNSON FACES LAKE
A!
I'airinpt in the Doubles
of Plymouth Club Event
DIXIE KID KILLED
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tlatly Slid partner s
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Itutler who will figure. Sedgewlek ill the J"' "Vlfr,- ll,,!,'I "f '" , world's
two-mile. Itaker and Smith in the shot J"1"', ', h? inV, h" "'ovV; Sutherland,
nnd the latter in the hninn.er. v l" -r.L UlT i"'? ! ' Sl"''
Johnson is the man that wi.l f .TJuT .. ,' 1, K
nr break tlic Wolverine tenm. He W.i--,,,. ,.,,, . ., ......... ....
entered in both hmdles. high an 1 broad luml lot-1 wlm holds several records. n,l I Willinni T Tilden. :M. of the
jumps and will i!acc in thice. l.nrvm. of Ittighnni Young College, who mnntuwii Criikd Cluh. nnd Hi J
(iioitis ine iiueiconeginle high jump lee
nrd
Tlie entire list as given out by Sam
uel D.ill.is follows: Itutler. Dubuque:
Carroll. Illinois; Ha.vmond. I'enn;
Kellj T.oomis, Chieago. A C : Moore.
Ilnrinid: Hnddoik, Kansas: Torkel
vnn. I'xeter Acndeniv ; Smith, l'enn,
Campbell. Chicago A. CV; ('ustaNon.
.lolinson Husy
I do not think thnt he will run the
JO low hurdles, n he will linve nil. he
can do in u,utilifjiug In the others on
Friday and running the finals on Satur
da.v .
However, he might tnke only one
iuinn on Friday in the hi nnd jump nnd
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let thnt stand ngninst the others tor i'enn: .Meredith. .Meadow hrooK : M'uu
Ihe two dnTK. and then tnke in the low dor. New York A. (' ; Nlinlv, Columbia:
hurdles. He can win the two jumps,
but I do not think that he is quite able
lo land first in cither of the htndlo
races.
DE PALMA QUALIFIES
Itv mMT T I'M I-
S TUP, limits diaw neiiicr. mati lies
become mnie Imporliinl. slur phi
ers oppose eiih other. o ilos the in
teiest inriease in the open tennis lour
nnmenl of the l'lvmoulli Coiuitiv I'luh.
located Ju-t a few miles llns sulo f
the thiiving town nf N'ni rNtovvn
Thrie ill" -eveinl mati lies on I linir
nian Wnrien I. Iilsh's M-liediiic fur lo
dii which, when settled, will enable
the gent in the while llaniiels nml others
lo gel u bellci line mi the pioh.lhle
winnci of the sinulis t li,iiupons1iii.
In lovvcr Half
lliniliiig the list of iiintilics this lift -
eriiooii is Unit wini'ii iiiings logi-iin-r
liei
P H.
Ilnul. of tl c Cvnw.vil I "'lb II is is n
semilitiiil ioiiiiiI luntdi i" the Imvei half
of Ihe dmw The vMiinei will meet
Shnfei. IMvvnids oi l'nlinei
Them is iiuu h nt stake in Hie Tilden -Hawk
contest Tilden hns won two
legs on the l'lvmoulli Tropin nml needs
but one moie to tnke it home In the
fnmilv snfe for nil time. llnwk lins
won the tropin nine nnd hopes to kcop
Tilden fiom Inking permnneiil po-ses
sion of it.
.Inlinsou Meets L.llie
Hull
ilnv imirt came: ill fuel, they nm .iid
lo he better on ilnv thilll on glass.
Tilden is the niilioiiiil ( hi (ouil i li.im
lo wntih
V J
it'da u ml Hon lMncrt
Hr I' 11 Hawk anil T S 1) 1,0118 vs.
Itnv Johnson and Herbert l.ytle
P V (llbbi)tm and (I It Powell s
Nelson llllllnElon nml I! rr
Knsljrn II Hnvhrlx an I W II Wood
vs It (I Hvans .lr and It T Powell
It Kdujird and K Kdwards i K W
1'dlmer and Hopkins
HKftsn rtnrs'n
I S niieman .tr and T V Van
mili Jr s l Steele nnd partner
William T Tilden d and ttodney
lie, k is K Honle and V I. Irish.
II Iteeves and (1 1 Lincoln vs
winner of the Nil hols-l'llnasl lfatl
partner
("arllon Shafer and T VV Smith vs
A i'rii"s and It Hnthers.il
li M Minll and partner vs II K
Illxnn and .1 r Thaer
I)r McKlnnex and Irawtnskl vs It
I Mlddletoti and tl I. Mlddleton
Former Pugilist Dies From Effeeti.i
of Blow on Head :w. "'
1'arls. May 'JS. The newspapcrue-aj
port the death of a negro boxer know
as "Dixie Kid" fiom the cffecU offi', -blow
icceived outside n l'nrls cafe ',
Siindnv eveniue The tiueilist. who Hr
wild to linve been drinking, bumped JnlbJl,
nn Ainericnii officer. . 4"$'
It is deelnred that the officer hltth-.
negro, whose liend struck the pavement;",.
when he fell, The negio was picked up 'a
unconscious nnd ilitd kooh nflerwnrd. ti
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rays $4a.iu on : uei ,
llniterslown, ,Md.. May 2f lleathermoonr
.owned vy .1 j 11 1 onnor turnisneu a ur
I prlo at Iho ooeninir of the nve.riay rac
meeting of the Haaerstown Talr Association, '
when In the fourth event he nosed out Early
i SIbIU and paid S4I)II I'll fur each 15 mutual
, tlrkpl The raie was at seven furlonws.
nml Karlv Slirht led In near the finish-.
i Several thousand persons wnnessea vne six fi
races .V
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mm m... . I . asll ... It iAtt
iviaKes mnexy-eignt ivm an nuu, Mll V(,nn . NnstpttP1., ynl
in Liberty Sweepstakes Trials '.Jnrkquiih. Iteir.v. Mendowhrook : liar
Indianapolis, Intl.. Mn.v 12. Hnlph tHs, l'enn: l.e (Jendie. Ceorgetowii .
Do l'nlnin bus qualified for the ."00 Dutton. New Orleans; 1'cndall. Sulhei -
mile I.ibertN Sweepstakes to he run Intnl. Pittsburgh ; l'.ronder. New York
Mav 111. I A C. ; Tilden. Mendowhrook; Ross, II
ill. iin.Uni tn,.ii ..in, uiiii.ii ho lmois A. C : Ciilino. Ohmpic A. C ;
expects to defend America's prestige
against the French entrants brie nnd
MtCosb, Chh'ngo; Stout, Chicago
Kleiiispehn. Mendowhrook: McDcrmott,
Cornell: (Jiaiiiokopolis, Iilrose; Hen
nignn, Itoston A. C : l'n.vne, I'ortlnnd .
.lolinson, MiChignn; Kelly, l.os Angeles.
Murin.v. Ios Angeles; Simpson. New
o 1. A. ('. ! 'I'lMiinlnlon House. I.os All
.oil.!! il.npaiui. ltrlirhnm Vniino- 'piiloll. I lliotl. It W ill be illtel est lllg
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Iti.e. Tiilor. Rink. Chiingo; (irnh.im, ' how iiocior nnwhs sipikij u. k hih
KIlM'lllllji
with nn injured nun. nnd llojinnn1
Doruheiui. one of Ihe best of the local i
lining plnvois. wi'ie intoiested speitu
tins nt tin' Tilden Noimiin Kwnjnel
luntdi .vestiTilnv nfternoon.
"Swu.vne Is a vol stem! pln.ver"
said Doruheiui ns Tilden's shots were
being t elm nod.
"es." lcplieil Kii'hnriN, ' hut the
slow, stend giune doesn't lend one ver
fur To be sunessfiil one must hnve
nggi cssiveness and not rclv sold on n
stend base line s.vstoin of phi Abil
ilv to i nine lo the net nnd Hike iidvnn
tnge of the other fellow i mints moie
1 1 in ii Ihe nveinge steady game "
The doubles loiirue nnd lonsolnlioii
sillgles nuitdies will he stinted todnj
'I'vvent two tennis hnve enteied the
doubles lompetltiou. with the Tilden
Reck nnd R. I". Dixon .1 T Thn.ver
i ombiuntioiis seeming to linve a slight
oilup. Itut. ns the Wnllu Walla bovs
ibieis me well adapted In the s1Ji j,,,, (.,Pr can tell.
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'J1?. Miss Molln
New Yorlt. Mav
Rjursledt is temporarily absent f10moc of the American representatives i
lawn tennis courts tine to nn in-, ..,.., viii0.i?i. in
int Slioonshnnil Ilnv. nstollishei! evneith
Cnrl .Tolinsnti. rhosnn Inst niirlit ns I , ., 1.
hcie .vcsterda.v.
Ihe lawn tennis courts due to an ln i ,Pp,CSPnt
jury. Hhe is reported to have surTored , ),;, hurdl
a strain during the.plaing of one otevcn(s
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JOHNNY MRAIA' will oipose .Inik
Husso in the main session of the
Rmpirc A. C. tomoirovv night. Sam
Cross, the prominent clubman, who is
president of the Rmpirc A. C, assistant
chief of the Ringhnm A. C. nnd pies-ident-elect
of the I'ine Street Debating
Society, nnnoiinced this morning, in n
lengthy interview, thnt, although Rohby
(iunnls almost lost his Mcal-y ticket,
.lohnny positively would appear nt the
Empire
President dross always has insisted
that battle ro.vnls ore necessary to the
successful promoting of nny small club.
Hence tomorrow night we will find ten
colored bo.vs staging a royal battle.
The wind-up will be suppotted by this
card : (Jeorge Rlackbiirn vs. Johnny
Piazzi, Johnny Viggi vs. Pat O'Malley.
Tommy Hogan vs. Young Moff and
Young Kid Norfolk vs. Kid Cotton.
Joey Fox will featurs the weekly show
at the Atlantle City bportlnc Cluh tomorrow
night. Dave Meter, of Xew York, will en
tertain with the Kngllsh featherweight. Fox
la out to vvln decisively, as he wants to
.Ira nn ehanre nn looslncr thnt mall h utth
Johnny Kllbane. scheduled for the Phils' I
park uti June in. Ihe other bouts follow:
Al Thompson vs Joe Marks joe Stanley a
Mlckv tirltt and Hauling Johnson vs, Eddie
Clarke.
At the Olj-mnla next Monday night Joe
Lynch, the lanky New York bantam, who
gave Jimmy Wilde a ureal battle, will op
pose K. O Joa O'DonqeU In the wind-up
This will be I.ynch'a first appearance In
more than a jear. Battling Heddy meets
Harry IKid) Brown In the semlwtnd-up.
There wilt he no show at the CambrU A.
C. Friday night. The National will .he
closed Saturday evening. The Cambria opens
Its open-air season on June fl Promoter
Burns plans to have a star progarm.
Charts Russo. the sporty barber, an
nounces that he plans to go to the big battle
via the "Herman Taylor special."
Irrr Hanson and Joe Phillips -will clash
In the wind-UD at the Williams A. C on the
night of June 3 Hike Burns and 1'ranl.le
Rritton meet In the Bemlwlnd-up. Th other
bouts- follow : Clemenceau vs Joe MeGov
ern Jlmm Mendall vs Jack Terry, and Joe
Christls vs. Al Clark;
George Chnney willhave one more work
out before he faces Tendler at Shlbe Park,
when ho engages Itabe Picato In the first
nnen-alr show of Ihe season n Baltimore
on Fr 5J nffht. Frankie nice vs Kddle
"2nnor and Joe PUlon vs M IM conv.
plete the card. Frank irop) O'Urlen will
referee.
James T. IJoiigherty. the Haron of I.elper
vllle. expects to leave for Toledo Saturday,
where he will remain for at least a week.
He wants to get a good line on the princi
pals "the Jufy 4 title, meeting. The Baron
will be host to a large party on July 4.
President Gross say that the Empire will
hA. lis night to Monday after the
Olymola rioting show next Monday. The
Umpire will stage an all-star show on the
night of June U. ,
Herman Hlndln says that Max Vllllamson
will be one of Ihe entertainers at the At
lantic City Sporting Club next week. Her
man Is grooming Williamson to take the
place of the late Joe Tuber.
Johnny Tillman has returned to his home
In Minneapolis Tillman has a couple, of
bouts in prospect, but wants to take a little
rest before gettlnjr down lo work, this sum
mer. -
Promoter Thll Classman announces that
nctuVa received the forfelfs of all six prin
rlpals for the all-star show which will be
s tied at Shlbe Tak on June 4. Th star
card follows! Lew Tendler vs George
Chaney' Joe Tlplllx vs Johnny Dundee and
Wattle ilrork b. Willie Jackson 'Ihls show
nrnelally will onen the open-air season here
her recent exhibition matches,
U was the failure of Miss Rjursledt
to nppear in the singles in the tourna
ment at the I'elham Country Club,
where she has been n consistent winner,
thnt led to the announcement thnt she
was injured.
JUNIOR TOURNEY TODAY
Sixteen Entries Received for Merlon
Cricket Club Event
The nnnunl open junior tennis tour
nament of the Merion Cricket Club will
start tliis afternoon. The winner of the
tourney will be eligible to compete in
the tennis tenter thnmpionhips at Cyn
w.vd. Sixteen entries have been received.
The pairings follow :
FIRST ROUND
,T Tlepp vs M Miller.
J.lVenu vs It Schenck
A. Morgan vs. J. Brenneman.
II Ilalch vs. F. Staunton
M. Valentine 11. S. Beard.
II. Harper vs IX. Longstreth
1, l' Clarkson vs H Valentine
C. Seltzer vs A. n wnilllnc.
No. mutches will be defaulted
first day.
ns, rl n a te Dalasjea Pv-1 lit Ine
Michigan in the low" nod .. . ,, ,k .... ,. ..
es nml high nnd broad jump ian run, h.i'n reTeaseii John .Muljus. a
inicner, in me loieao team oi me Anieuiar
Vssoi latlon
Seiel. .lohnsoii, Montgomery
Ross Refuses $50,000 for Sir Barton
levington, K.. Mav US Commander I
I, llos ihe Cimadlrfii turfman hHs refue,l
John I, Vladdeli s olTfr of $",0(100 for sir
llrirloli winner of the Kenluckv I)rrb
Preakne''1' and Withers stakrs Vliulden hrnel
Sir llartnn and sold hlin In his two jear.
,.l I t . In tins for tt", IIIMI
game stands up nnuer xne
eisntile iittuik of Tilden.
Another of the line mutches on todn.v's
hill is Ihe Wiilhn e .lolinson Ilnive
I.ake iniilo .lolinson and his famous
diop stroke advanced Into the cnu
linnl of the upper hrni ki t hv disposing
nf Carl Kisi her in stuiiglit sols. I'isdiei
put up a hue light, but the odds wcie
too greut. -J
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but vestcrdau the Amerkan I.phrup yeslenlrij I h Phil
Men nnd GUntt were the onl eantprn rp-
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(aihr (TTnatn homer. iu lODtli mnre I ,h . -
u ear I ii i.- thn tnorn nt the, IhllH. was Just int "" J op
iiH good a liln Hftst one. It on a bull itauif. I
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tn.m Ttnrh A. A. has May ftl onn for
any flrst-claB home team offerinff a guaran
tee, James jibco, eit. u,.io vu .
sriesi Toda&-H tltt will decldn the Issue
This will he the taut appearance of the
I'hlla at home until June 13
Dlnaslrauft an tuny Ji-nc been th trip for
the AthtctUi the lied Sor, moftaiciis of the
rliatnovd, hair fared alwost at badly lid
Barron Huh ( Ity nine dropped another rfe
tsion to Vlei eland uesteiday.
W niter Johnson Is cettlnc btimpeil Just
t reculnrb nm If he wer nn ordinary,
1 tcher, lie dropped his heonil came of the1
Uhlte Sox serlea eterdn. It as the
Hlxth defeat in u row bj one run for Wash
ington. Frank Woodwards third pltchlnr con
quest for the mil was the first reverse of
the tampal.Ti for Cuban l.uque of the Reds, J
who had won rte straleht
Today in an off day tor the 4ier(cn
t eaaue. The eastern clubs are traveling to .
their home baltiv,icki.
The Urates time set to score ft run off
Chlcaco piti hhiK. For the second ennsecu
tlie time Itoston wan blanked jesterdar,
Claude llrndrlx tulrled the shutout for the
CubH.
derby. M Thej npnrar to he toln hard to
row.L the Jlackmen out of the feiiai.
Huiro Ilezdfk skipper of the Tlratrs f
tenia v denied i umora ih it he intended tn
iiOtt thp Pittdbut-Kh tlub to return to the
lniersit of Oregon as athletic director
The reason win the A s hae len losing
an be seen In the batting aerages nf Rnlh.
Hums and Walker on IhN ttlp Roth has
had eleen hits cit of fnrt one for -1S
nurns ten out of fort two for -".H, Hnd
Walker, tx oik of thlrlj fle for 171
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without h nlaver helngr chased lo the club
house by Jlvron Yesterdav he shooed l,cs
Ue Mann tor disputing a called third strike
Itldieninnt I'. ('.. a llrst-class travellnB
nine, would like to arrance Barnes with
teams of that class for dates In June and
July. C. J. McCafferty. 4730 Smlck street.
The Middle Cltr Club, a first-class travel
lnB team, wants to arrange a fame with a
learn offering a guarantee for Memorial Day
!"nf and p. m ) A. A Cura. 1705 South
Eighteenth street. -
Vincent T. C. elghln-tnenty-vear-old
nine, desires to book games with home nine;
for May SO (two games). 31 and all of
June John F. Williams, 621 Richmond
street.
.-.-i...ti A a a nemlnrn team, would
like to hear from teams having grounds and , of Ji
Blajlng Sunday games. May 30 (two games) 'iral,
is open. Martin Tarke. 737 Saybrook mm
The Biaien shipped tu o outfielder back
to th tall tnaav ycbterdau A I Wlcktand
ernd toe KeVit ure sent to St, Paul and
Toledo, of the American Association, re
spcctliely.
At Mnniaux lustedonb one round asaliist
the Cardinals, who nicked htm for three
lilt a and one run In the (lrt session.
Ilrookbn, of tourte. lost the verdict.
Iarry Cheney, who has been on the aK
list for some weeks, broke into the bnx score
with the Dodgers jesterdaj, pitching the last
two Innings
Mike- Gonzatev rauaht .It fltst oame for
the Qiantn yenterday. He handled the slants
of Jess Harnett. .Veto York easily beat the
ex, ticotmo no less than six runs f'l me
th inning, ,
Henue.
The llookdale A. A., a fl"t-cla triiejlnir
nine, has open dates John Sejdow;, 2534
North Cle eland avenue. I
Rennj KnulT fired Illicit explosives yester
day. He had n homrr nnd triple, the clr-
ult btow coming with one man on. I.arrj
Dojle slummed out t triple with the bases
Hllrd. Hal Cbae alio hit for the circuit
Thnie rlttnhttia Rrairu ttent into third
I place vestirdaw uhen they van theii thitd
1 itraioht fiom the Yankee St I "oe; v on i
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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 8:30 P. M.
30-MILE MOTOR-PACB RACE
W'althour, Carman, Collins, Bedell
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PHILLIES vs. CINCINNATI
AMK AT 8:30 P. SI.
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..mlnro traveling nine, lias -May.m anu oi
nnen. J Whiteside. Frahkford duo.
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The Crew TtlcU II. C. desires games wtn n,a(p ,rf J .'lonllin Bnlrr lit liornei.
elghleen-nlnetetn-s ear-old uniformed liiiies ; ,'(; ,rl(.i, i fcfoit mil nl the last
having open dates In June and Jui.s. vn- i (Ufle stints lor Jimmv Huthc a Icam.
llam Poston. car. nf Crew Levlck Companj.
111 North Broad street. Jim T,orm nlllll lU drhul with the
I rirnvnt rstrrditr In the role nf nlneli lillter.
Valrhlll A. C. R first-class traveling team, The Indian, however, fnllril lo nil.
would i Ilk. to heaV from teams having
VoU(nt'"o "g"" Jurn,R Ta-sS: ChirRIi I Not an n.ln. club turned In victory In
becker. 200S Wallace street. r
vj. v 1 n flvst.claes traveling learn.
i. 7.aA jaia for teams offering guarantee.
William Schafer, 022 Kast Ontario street.
The. Huslr Club has May 30 (two games)
open for nrst-class home teams offering
.,,.ni. it. L,. lleecher. 21107 bouth
Franklin street.
Welcome n. C. has a few open dales In
t.k.. ..., i,,i tnr flrMt. class traveling nines.
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