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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921
Meusel and Wrightstone, of the Phillies, Are Stepping in for Some of Babe Ruth's Glory
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SLUGGING OF MEUSEL
AND WRIGHTSTONE IS ,
PHILS' SILVER LINING
Home-Run ('louters on
i citomont for the Fan Each llax Total of
live Four-liase lilons to Dale
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' siMtrt lUlller KlrtUnc I'lllille I f ilser
j T7VIIl clnrk ' 'id mi sih 'rilns uti.l .tin pm mm doped nut thi
JTl nie er.iek o il nt' n th.ti. me "t the I "In I"' The silver linlns till
t ,enr ronit f Kiio! IVneVM.m' iin-l I-Mi Meni'l. a iuir of sluesers e.
, Irani dirnr.v. fhese lionie-nm
I fn 11. ;iml mnkins tprni torset M,r
j (lull and ilra!) nfterti"i'ii
(ieoiso Krlh . t tin' limn - ke. j clt t linmor nnd iiiuii'diiitel.i n
' made n hero Meii''l and W jli i "" h:i' in:ni II n- : !i mid noiihnr h"
Ijron Burn a tuniM.' .1 . ti aim ili'i nr' tiitidliii; mil ni -ltie(:iiiR "-ur-"
i nnd will be union.; i'ioc 1 roiniiiniifh nutilinnrd lir tin' rct of tho riion.
WriicliiMonr i tin I i.- - i r 1 1-1 - Tln miimij in,ui va lifinl from llv
I Klnn Chocolnti- Ii.tii a'trr ill l''l'' -'iinn at nil 'ii"niinii rirnp and In
i Krrird tmu and i'"ii i'tl ''" in iIk" i:anio lni iaoii 1 lo pliivil u
1 fr.ir sninc at I'm-I ami ln li.'lmc .i iilwm lln' niii' Tlu i'iir. Iionnor,
' h"1 a .taiioii"d n' t'u' far rn'-i in u- 'iriiiiis Jnnir and lill l nn thi jo
All of wlnrli mi ni - ln iniid'- tin- iiriiv III tiiddllic innn'oM'd and lie lirranir
onr of thn be-.! Iiittr on ih Inb
; Sonn- of the cramWtAiid 'Tltn .m tur jomiR'H'r look lik' Frank Hiikrr
jwhrii the one tmv 'lotin'-rnn kniE brolc into iho big lio Wriglittono io'iii
" (o br nukunrl b . u fi tiii(i 'o i om'i n loi of ground Jiit t lir :ini' Mi' i
KfltliiK m or i' i orfldi iv " iwrv dm. nim Ii I Ibinovnii a; In will be i trHdj,
, reliable infir'dr .11 a i'n' -nort tun'
; 1'iiir Wn:l tt.in n-nkr. In. bic;.-' bit ulirn ut tlic pluti- lie lnl n I
kinds of piii Inns, bo it nnfinil .m; .Hid bit to all Hi III-. II" knoi-Knl n
! homo i u ii o.r tin- ru'it Hold all "M W"dnriin iiguuMi a .(rone imJ. and
tin' tin j bi'foi-i' be toil, nil tin' ball I u .-nfr tlrld lib arlior -n imIrIiH 'onu
' nnllup Tni"Mla no nlnv.i knoi l"i "" ' ni" the loft In Id nvb. bin a .fiisi
tioiini ont' n 'ruonib'i'j robbnii hnn "f a four banrr.
t W'bni !i ip. WriclHM'iiio iiv-'' t nn nn.i thin; i No tin. "nr i ihf fiv i
4 that Win , rottd i "itli him M'' . ii"l boolfl and pnniioil b. tl rabfrr
iliootrr lik" Ualpb Millar, and .11 a n nlt ho plnj good ba'lball Anjn.
tin1 limb ln" a ' ,ss r and " ,'in a. hr lonl. tho'o lung bit- In' will br
p"iuinr.
TIA''i I! 7 7"' h' " !' tii'" h'ir nm! m'li tnn.rM.nnj 'tl'
rV l, nrl ! tin p'ti'tri. Hi n, '!' noli or lift hntnlnl pifcAnio,
t'ni'riA iV'i "i' to 'i' nurrzf'i 'i ' .
Vcusvl in Homc-Ixim liarv
; TKISH Ml'.l SI'.I. , "i.f I" ,np i"1 Vl'ionnl I.oiiriip liomo-rin hitting Ivnor.
L That up to ti,. bo i W h i l.npp'n. 'nfr In tho kna'on Ih niioi'mr
, inatior. but ' l"i" a. tl" t'liilh - u'gi r nn kmp uninp nt bi pro-ont "it
fow . if am . hn o .nn ;p'ai imIso " 'urn 1.nr oaon lniol slaninvd out
foiirfon riroint wn'l"p. wli'-h at "ii" unv m ioii.di roil n bnlk rroord ."
ha'Pballdoi'i At ihin I i-i-.lt a. ..n'l . on,l in tbr Vntlminl l.oasui; in l!'.'i'.
hi I'lubmutr ft Vi'iiain. gntt.m; "no morn.
' It i owd.'M t i r. for tha' M"iicl'. gr'.li -tar' a n four-plj nni'-
' mcror ik not a tlni' V- 'd lnt ifir ' it ' i.-.-otf to prove th'.
T'io inni offo.-tivo ir.'ti ."I .'f iiidsins Moii.ol iibilltv n.i tho tl' U i to
i-nimlrr iiji to thn In, I ri.-l ii' 1'iftoonth and Miintingdon -trrrt and loo',
him mrr Hi ''rr t nvnonirnt indiont''. mat ho 1- u r"iU hitter ii"'
n pr:iv; nlooiii
Wh'-n Mt'iisel t p- t . - p at.- be pio. ihe nppoaran'" of having al!
th" ' onfnlenee ni'ribit'd to tin- '.Mlght.i ('a-n." And In llii. him' appear
nin'os ni" i orreot Me,.o i. ivt a -elf -i entered peron nor i h" atfli' ted
Kith an inllntei! hian beia.-.' "f n prom-, u'lh the wood. lint ho has
tonbdeive r behev. wh'ti he g.ir. to tie bat thnt he lm. "omethlng on
' the pitoner. ulnoh. oinhiiieil wpb hi- iinliiral abilit.i to liHlitlle the but, iv
' roiinl for hi" ii en
At hnt. .Miu-el tnnls i i.t bark of the p'ale. leaning -Hghtlj When
' thr bii1 1 i delivered hi bat nn-endv lin left ibe t,ik"-o(I. but he hn . h
good . oti'rol that eien after .'nrtins in "lns b able to mil n ha't in ' a1'
lb" ba'l not o' lie d.-'red iniiiti It tin pit. In I doe p'H n whirr .
like!' w.ii'd b- i.i 'en ,t .trik". lr' Ii i.tunlh v - it a "an resonndin; nip
Ih .i! a. ni'.n prf'it n am l-'avir'. mi -he ganv It i true thai Iv
doe p.n p,,.f. grnee ni In' llm' rli.lra '"ri.ed l.,irr I.a,i"ie but I
li.itit.j i- ii i a. !'' ii ti" b.g Kr tv . in. in'-, and npnii-'" t'i lrih I hb
to 'Mi a ii; k iid " a La i. liieamiu t lia- . in hit t am t' '.
7'.. h 'if il (o-'iirf nM"i,'iii fll.i- fiu rfOii. Uf'Urf t 'It'
& i'iomo ln, ""' rj-l nplr. mil H - "' I'd tl,r tu)h' i lit icnll III 'o
: i,r,l itr.rt Hit nlniii i.nr irnr nit'i re I, il m rl left 'rttlir
. Ul h'rtflirri. Ilr n nhli In p'iii 'i l"iH mi nil if o to'ion t irei'.
' it fur hi. in, ! ?pt ti- hnll uih riunl 1'irtcncn vhclhrr il
i' ii' 'r or uv 'idr.
Irish Follow Throuph 11 ith Hnt
TniM MI'l SKI. - 'io' i g"'f' ". b,t In- i"i,i,,i.'ti f.illow through atv1 nbilm
to n' '-.gh m mid '" "lie. iiii.I" Hiid " '. bow - thilt 'ne In th'
luiti.ia' kn.v i - ' drr iuz I'i ere i n" doubt th.it be would make a guoii golfer.
f, i I,, i,.. i w, . r .,-',, 1 r. .no i ,i -winr that ! Il In. it. height of le'oi'ltv
I;- 1 ' p. t n , . -,ii. i ' h tl e 1'tiM
'lei.."' . 1 .g .'p'ng and g' t - a ! of p..ei b' nnd hi" drive., but for
t i I' -lr l.e ha tvi fa'. . n 'iit.i t' ,i ..p tnon . ri".- ' trjing to ue a lj.it I'la'
.,1 hi-u' i 'r iimi Mam "'itii; hitt.r '. u .- been (.hunted to the
tv . .1 bei a -" ''i b 'I "--.ineou.lv, of . n i thai the bigger the bat
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Donovan's Club Furnish Ex-
' lire furiiisliinj "mi' i'vitineiii for the
i i ii'orri ding mi "Inn mm he nilb'd n
true i tv ,jh -.. -nr n it goe.. luit the
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I'l.'n wn ".HI'
t-. -.i.ike a bomi run
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Baseball, Tennis
Save up to One-Half
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OPEN THURSDAY
PREPARATIONS
FOR HENLEY RAGES
All Loading College Crews Have
Been Invited to Regatta
Here May 28
ON SCHUYLKILL RIVER
Preparation In provide pmprrli for
the largest nnd mnl brllllniil lit f
entrieti in the lilclor.v of the eenl are
being inndi' bv the itewnrd of Hie
Ainrrunn Knvvltig Af-oeiation for tin-.
evetitei'titli ntinual "Atv-'i-an Men- j
lei ' regatta in be row en oier the one- i
mi'e and rioO-jni-d rnur on tin-I
Selimlklll Ulver on fnliirdn. Mai - '
Kmir ere. inoludlng Ihe H tnpir ,
hanipiotiihip eight, are expeeted from
Aminpnllt. The three entrie. In addi
tion to the world' ohniiipion rrew . nr"
loll-pound eight. frehmen eight and
niiiior vnriity eight. j
Mari.ird probably will enter her
junior viirlt crew, nnd word ha been i
lei'eired that the ('rimon iiuij "H'I ill"" j
n 1 .". luniiiil eight.
.toe Wright i getting hi rniveritv j
of t'etiiwilvnnla oorinen into hnpe
1 and it I probable the Heil and Rbi'- )
will be repre.entril in oerj on" of the
i nee open to college erew.
Ineidenliilh . il w-ti ( 'oaeb Joe Wright
ili originated the idea of 1.".n-pninul
eicht Tried out here for the lir'
time In the Amerii'iiti Menlcy. the event
proved to be a grent siirees''. It not
onh gne men too light in weight to
, make the firl college eights a chaiv-I
to lompete. but it afford them I lie op
portunity, to develop for the vnriM
i lew
A N'nvv i keen to row again, t
I I'riiieetoii. the i-rew- thnt o illiexpei IrdU
drfenteil the Middle last Sniurdnv.
effort are being made to hnve the Tiger
crew- enter the event. Ynle. ("olumbiti
and Svracii'e have been invited to com-
1 pele. and ii i expeeted they will be
irpi'eenled.
The New ork Athletic ("Inb and the
I'nioii Hont Club, of New York, th"
Ariel, of llaltimore: the Potomac, of
Wa.hiugton. 1 ' . anil many other
leading club, have been invited to com
pel". Kegnrding the entries from the
i Sihuvlkill Nnv.v. the home organization
will lie itrongh repreenti'd in the race.
.Inlin H. Kellv. woi'd' culling eliiiin
p'on, will lrok" 111" lirt ilouble
.ated In the bow of the shell will
b" Paul Costrllo I'tistello will Willi
Hie Maroon and iini colors'in the lirt
lugle scull
l Vesper al-o will loinpete in the nrt
f.iiir-culls nv e and Hrt foiir-iMied
.hell event. Two other nntioiml chain
pion crew thnt hold forth in the
S, huvlkill Naw will row- in the regntta
'1 In v are tin- I ndlne Hnrge Club'
.einor centip'-d" and the Penn Hargo
,1'lub' enior four-oared Midi.
Cornell Beats Williams at Golf
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Klf on Ih imir
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Huns Scored for Week
in Three Bin Leapues
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Phillies. . : -' '"'
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M. Willis .. in :. I ' -
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Washington. .1 t 2 t'
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PIIUS jackets 1
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So Rackets now S.J
Tennis Halls gQc
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Practice Balls .. . . OCc
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Tennis Nets. St
Tennis $1 -
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Coif Clubs
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AND SATURDAY EVENINGS!
SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE
( 5AYH7 ? Ce7!NLZ I'M HGan'i ! A " V
ISN'T TtnS IS- .BH-U IT My nCGfnoS- ( p,.-! )
fRomOlTioy CSftTNUY IS- I clo BOY J I 5 I 4 DOCK it
I Thing A , vunv vajc'i"! . v. y I ur-R SoMC-l
JOK6. ? JOST 0ffilNNlU6 ; LnV tfOMIeJG
Vvl J M cnJov LiPtf ( Body coMiro&
fy y. ' ( STICK MinC In-..
I False ALARrv- (wctil Bill pST.' .5omcboiY ftptf Th-7 o()MEBody is wlvmavs
I W6LL POUJM ThC M BETTOR C5MlM& - 1 V '1vKIMG THE JOY
hjtch 0Lt lvjck Ttds GiMMf Yoon v-- .y oox op ure '
I CDut aud V Timc , I (3LrSS Q.OICK V
TIGERS CA'NN0TR0W NAVY
Difficult Schedule Prevents Return
Race at American Henley
Princeton. N. .1.. Mnv lit - Dr. .1.
Duncan Spaeth. nneh of the Princeton
crows, has tlellnitelv announced that
Princeton will not reeonlder her de
cision not to enter an eight in (ne Phila
delphia Henley on Mm ''.. 'Inline
dinteh after Snturdii.v' rn" ." unl Dr.
Spaeth, 'Tiinimniiiler Mowaid. of the
Navy. nked uh n enter our crew
again-t the Nnv.v in the Philadelphia
Ilenlei. As thin cannot be done. I
think that those intereled m lowing at
Princtton have a right to know w hv .
liven had the Nnv.v won by a
Ii . dri live margin than we. we ulioulil
iv have been nble to meet them again
tin jmr for erj obvious reason. Our
si 'nihil., is complete nnd cnrrie with it
some difficult obligation. On Mny 'Jt
we low our hardest rm " of the en
on again! Cornell and Yale at Ithncu.
Two weeks Inter we meet the foimiilnblc
Itnvi rsity of California r"vv on I.nke
Carnegie. Hotli of these race are for
the Intermediate illtutice of two miles
in one mid lliree-nuarters miles.
AGAINST HORSE BETTING
Kentucky Women Adopt Resolution
at Danville Convention
luuisilllc. K.. May lit Adoption
of a resolution calling upon the Stale
l.ngilalnre to priein legalized hilling
on Iini" raeiiig. an unannnouHlv m -i
opted by the Kentuekj ltilrrn1 inn of
Uoiivn' Club in unnuiil mtivcntioti ui
Dam ille. Ky.. vi-terday, wa said to
dm to be the llrsl victory in a di ter
mini d fight to have tin- pnri-mutnel
betting machines abolished nnd put
1 gambling mi horse racing in the rlnsi.,
bg.illv. with other gambling.
Th" inmpaign against the mm bines
was launched by a number of ministers
ntnl lav iiiiii nl a rriit meeting heie
lb m Hi in", a in fin i ii'iil nttnriirv.
head the committee Widelv known
ministers alo are on the ooiiiinitMs-.
HILLERS AT NATIVITY
Dave Bennis' Montgomery County
Aggregation Opposes Uptowners
I'.'ivn ItrntiiH mid Ins ('hetniit Mill
CI ih of the Monlgomerv Counlv
I ' igii". oipose. Nntivilv llii after
"ii nt . o'clock in a twilight game at
lb .-rude and Ontario MrcotM Phil
Mi .-g in will nc Iievnie and C. Har
k a In balieiv but Iteuiii i nil -
i 'led mi In pil Ii n'i ."lection.
I' minnow nflernoon Valivitv meel.
i rm 1; Slu nandonli 'lub and a hard
' i glit ii.iitests is ixpei'led. n the i-oal
rig 'i aggregation bus one of the bcl
'. in - n n histnrr and i nnxloii. in
.r, .. mviiige on Nntivit.v for a ib
fi I'lniuiistered Inst week
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STETSON STRAWS
DON'T LET HOT WEATHER
CATCH YOU UNPREPARED
IF YOU have not provided for your sum
mer headwear requirements, we suggest
that you do so now.
We can show you all the worth while
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CATHOLG SCHOOLS
If. I Till I 1 1 IT '""rii. May lit. - l'l-anee will be ri'P'
111! IBM E" lull" r I "-ntcil ntrn-lnll. at Ihe boxing con
111 HILL IIILLIt'H he'wecn lieorges Cnrpentler an.
1 .lack Uemise for Hie world h henv.v
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High and Prep Track and Field,
Championships Wilf Be
Held Tomorrow
Ion which will partlv be Ihe ollninl
ST inPPH'Q HAS TRflPHY guests of the liovernmenl (insion Yi
Ol. JUOCrna (IHO I HUrni ln ,-,,,,,. Seeremr of State for Ph.vs-
' ical Kdiienlion. probably will be the
The seriiiid annual f rm k nnd field
meet of the Caiholb- High and prep
school of the (it.v will lie held tomor
row afternoon on C.iliill Field. Twenty
ninth nnd Clearfield streets. Athlete
from Catholic High. Wet Catholic
High. Villnnovn Prep. I, a Salle Prep
and St. .loseph's Prep are entered.
The outiome of tomorrow's tilt i
more or less niiccrlnin owing to tin
small number of dual meets in which
the Catholic M'hoolbojs have partici
pated. The Penn relav carnival showed sev
eral good rpinrlcr-inilers n t lt five
schools. The dash events should lie
clfiseh contested, a most all of last
iinr's entries an again in the run
ning. Hradley. of St. Joseph's; Shell-
dan. of Catholic and While, of I,a
Salle, are favorites In thee number.
.Most of the bo.vs thai ran the middle
distances, however, have been grad
uated nnd the runners In these n"t
inosth will be 'unknown"; thnt is,
outside of Itoi'Uford. P.rndlev. DrMntic.
Mallie. Martin. McCm ' Wills. All
of these runners should place.
I.at jenr. the first time the chain
pioiihlps were ever held. St. Joseph's
won Ihe trophy put up bv Michael
Slatterv. They scored Ii! points,
while their tuarcsl rival. Catholic High.
tiinhoi "il pointh behind. I. a Salle
Prip finished next with a total of 1S.
while ill.iivnn I'ren came straL-clIni;
along with 1. Wrsl Catholic High did
not inter a team in tho meet.
The committee in chaige of tomor
row's events onn-ustH of Dr. Honer,
Catholic High: Iirother Hodie, West
Catholic: Iirother James, l.n Salle
Prep: the Ifev. J O'Mcara. Villnnnvu
Prep, and Mr. IMniund P. Ceirule, of
St, Joseph's Prep. They have ar
ranged a siheilnb' that will Include
eight event. ' ,,. lOO-janl dnh. 'J00
van! dash, llO-vanl dash. Sso.,innl
dash, oiie-iiiib run. running broad
iiiinp. iiiinniig Ingh lump nnd shot-put
a i e tin numbers
Tin llfiiiinh annual Iraik and field
meit, held i.nd-i the auspices of Tome
School, u ill ,e hebi at Port Deposit.
Mil on Mm ! The meet this .venr
promises to In ihe most siieressful ever
he'd 'leani f i Pi nnsylvnnin, Dela
ware. 'i Jersei . Yirglnin and Mnrj
land Hre luted to perform.
mmsm
JOY OUT OF LIFE
FRANCE AT BIG BOUT
Government Will Be Officially Rep
resented at Jersey City
.lacs uempsej inr ine worm h nenv;
i, I1,I llttn It, lA.tnl. fit.' fit, .llllv
the first time in the history of the prize
ting thnt the government of a countrj
lins sent nn ofTiclnl reiireseiitatlvc to nn
International boxing match.
The National Touring Office is or
I gnnizing it vojnge In New York on a
I steamer leaving .lime IS the passengers
liovernment b representative.
I lie part.v will hje nlmard lle team
er. which will be docked in Jersey Citv
and will not sail nn the lelurn journey
until Jul.v " in order to enable it to
take part in the fourth of Julj celebra
tion. It is understood the r'lench liner
I.ropoldimi will be used.
BLOOMER GIRLS IN FIELD
Miss May Hogan and Miss Gertrude
Gertlor Are Team's Hurlers
The All-Anierlcnn Hloomer (iirls have
been praeticing for n month nnd. with
the fpnm thnt ivtll uent- tin. lin ,n.,t,, .
ship honors in 1(121 selected, traiiics. nre
being booked with first -i'las.s girls'
teams.
The nitcliinE will be taken care of
between Mis May Hogan nnd Miss
Oertrude (ieitier. with Miss Loretta
, inner t on c lie i-uicinni!.
At first base is Mis Winnie Y'enrs-
i lev ; Miss Jean Watson, spi ond ; Miss
I Margaret CnlliufT. third, and Miss
Marie Itubo inn. shnrtslon. The out
field will consist of Miss Catharine
Cecil. Miss Ituth Johnson. Miss Mar
garet I.enning, with Miss Jean App
nnd Alius inlet Iiuiilen on the Hide
lilies
For games with the lUoomor liirls
undress Herb. MclJliucliev . i'l.'lll South
Chadwick street.
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PADDOCK WON'TcoiVIE EAST
Claimant of Sprinting Records
Abandons Trip Next Month
I iic nr.nlAu fitlf M.. to
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Charles W. Paddock, of the T niverslty
of Southern California, claimant of
four world' sprinting records, has
given up plan to race in the Hast next
month, it was- annoiitiied here. Pad
dock had planned to run in an invita
tional meet nt llosion June 1.1, or the
national intercollegiate meet al Chi
cago June IS Inability m nrrnngo his
inilvirsitx study work to make the
rCnslern Irlp wn nnnmineeil n his rea
son for abandoning the Kastern trip.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL l.l.(it'K
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New erk. 7 Ht. Inils, .V
llrookltn, Hi Clnrtnniill. I.
Pittsburgh, 3i llosion, I.
AJtTJtlCAN I.RAtit'E
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SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
national i.ii.win:
Chlrano nl rhllndrtiililit.
St. Iiil nt w Turk.
Inrlnnnll nt llrnnkltn.
I'lllKliuritli at llnntnn.
AMKltirAN I.I'.AfU'K
AthlHlrs nl fjt. Iiulii.
U'nuhlnittnn nl riMt-lnml,
Nrvr Yorli nl IJrlrnll.
Iliislnn al ( lileneo.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
1B.HTKniVN Ill'sri.TS
Nrunrk, Oi Toronto. .1.
All othrr cniiifs imlpoiietl,
TODAY'S! HC'IIKllI'l.li
Henillnr; nt Sjrncuse.
Nfvvnrk nl Toronto.
Ilnlllmore nt Ilnffnln.
.Itrsey I'llv al norliesler.
STANnl.Ml or Tllli ri.riis
w. I.. I'.C. IV. I.. I'.C
lliltlm'r It 8 ..171) Toronto II III .171
Nrwnrk 13 II ..171 linilifnltr II III .174
Itiitrnln 12 l ..'.71 wiriinise 0 II 1.10
lorT.i ('. II II ..1.10 Kriullnx 0 13 .3111
Notaseme Faces Test
The Notaseme team has the (ierman
town Hlnek Sox, n fat colored leani
honked for tomorrow, mid on Sundny
the Notaseme team will meet the Fox
Motor team, which recentlv gave the
Nntivit.v boys n hard battle. Notn
seme's line-up I as follows; Ixengot!
and Kennedy, catchers ; IViugherty an I
Weaver, pitchers: Nevlin, first base;
Somers. second base; Devinney, third
base ; Comfort, shortstop, and Krebs,
Slnttery, Masker.v and Mellon com
pose the outfield.
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A. A. U. Secretary Sails for In.
ternational Federation Cath-
ering in Switzerland
KIRBY LEAVES TOMORROW
New Yorli. May 1.1. Fredor,, h n
Uilbien. secretary of the Amateur a
telle Cnion. miih on the Mcnn'isK
Mnuretanln today en route to I r ,,, '
attend a series of meetings of the i,,(.I
nntloiinl Ainateui- Athletic ., r,it,n.'
wlilch will be held in Switzpra,-, i,,
this month nnd In June
fJustnvus T. Kirhv. president of p,.
American Olympic Committee, w i ...
tomorrow- and will join Hubien ntl ,1
other slile.
The most Important pari of Huhlfn'i
mission is to lay before the friWntinn
Ihe claim for recognition of unrU rer
ords on track, field and in swimnun,
made by American athlete .me. p,,
last meetings of the federation- nt
Lyons. France, In 11115.
Hubien said records made hr n'Mofp,
here since Inst November will , nt k,
submitted, as they have not vei nr
nceepted by the Amntetir AMilcti,
I'nlon.
A proposition will be planed nrfn
the fedcrntions by Hubien. siiggrSi,n,
the adoption of innie uniforin ru'e. fw
amateur athletics tliroiighont the unri.
and for Ihe establishment of n delnlti
Olympic program.
PHILADELf-HIA POLO '
Country Club and Bryn Mawr An.
nual Tourneys Announced
Philadelphia polo season start m
the Couiitr.i Club on Mny 21 lntitii
until June ". Then the stables of
ponies ill move to Itryn Mnwr xhn
the Main Line tuuiniimenl wi'i linin
forth. The latter will open m M,
morliil Day aud continue until lint
15.
At Ihe Country Club piny will br for
the Tetnorn and Third Wooden, r'-t
Cup, Ihe former having been pre. nir.
bj I'Tdwnr.l H. Stinib and the laii r br
A. J. Drexel Paul.
At Hryn Mawr the tournev m' l
for the Second Wontlon Chnlenge Ctiri
presented by Cenrge W. Chilli Dri-id
and tho 111- n Mawr Polo Club C yi
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