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Jfj&fter Serving 38-Day Sentence, Babe Ruth Returns te Yankee Line:up
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. F. CHEERS
BAMBINO FINISHES 38
DA YS BEHIND LANDIS
Short Sentence Dealt Out te Ruth Meant Nothing te
Judge Who Has Sent Many Up for Life.
As Winning Streak Ends
fly HOBKUT W. MAXWKLL
?pert Kdllrr Kvenln Public Ledger
TODAY Is the Ms '" tn" ,n ''w Ye', ',',,r "",hcs nrc n" sct ,0 iclc
bratc. Mini It muM tic said tlint tlicy certainly knew hew te put en the bis
Works In the large city. However, this Is n different sort of n celebration,
add for Mint reason ctilte Interesting.
In (iethnm they love n winner better than nn thing else. The hip-hip-hooray
stuff Is handed te the gents In the spotlight nnd the loser gets the :ilr
and absent treatment. In ether words, te paraphrase the well-known salng,
te the victim belongs what is spoiled.
Rut the works arc In today te honor ti loser. He finished second In the
greatest battle of his career. llnl'lilng thlrt -eight days behind the winner.
It wns n thrilling and highly exciting net entitled. "Who Is bigger in baseball,
me or hlniV"
New that the books nrc cle-rd and the net has been nil washed up c nrc
able te publish the official standing for the lirst time. Have 11 loek:
Wen I.nt P.C.
Judge K. M. l.andlv . . I 0 1.000
Kabe Hamblne Kutli I .001)
The tlabe perpetrated what is conimenl known as n boner, which !; slang
for n fat-headed play, when he told hlzrutiiirr. In Ills own inimitable aj, te
go jump in the lake, or words te tbnt effect. This happened last fall after the
Yankees had wen the pennant nnd the noted slugger had signed up for a barn
storming trip. The rules stnte pesitivel thnt members of pennant-winning
teams cannot de that sort of thing, nnd I.. 'mills was asked te give his opinion.
The Judge said rules were rules and he had te fellow them.
Bambino, accompanied by Heb Mcusel and a couple of ethers, threw down
the gauntlet and Immediately get In like a burglar. T.andls was very much
peeved nnd for a time he suffered In silence. He continued te suffer most of
the winter, and then he said something.
AFTER that Ruth began te tuffcr and it took thirty-eight days
ceunr 'etn, thirty-eight te recover. Hn has regained his health
and is ready for work,
Ruth Was Lucky te Draw a Short Suspension
THIS i net generally known, but thetc en the Inside declare Kuth is the
luckiest guy in the world te get off with that thirty-eight days' vacation.
After it was all ever 'and the .fudge realized what had happened, it is said
that-Ruth, Meuscl. I'lercy nnd Sheehnn were nil measured up for one year's
layoff. The slugger and his pals were te be out for the entire season, which
was net much of a sentence te be Imposed when one realizes that Lnndls sent
numerous gentlemen te jprIen for life.
But the ether American League magnates, realizing what would happen
If the Babe was en the rocks fer'a jcar, Immediately get busy. Huth net
only helps the New Yerk club tinnnclall). but the ether seven clubs as well.
A shrinkage In the gnte receipts wns something that made the owners shudder,
and they worked bard and long te have the suspension sliced.
New that It Is all ever, we knew who Is the biggest man in bacball. It
In none ether than Judge K. M. I.andN himself. However, the Judge was
net looking for glory, lie had something te de and he did it without fear
or favor. Jlutb violated one of the Important rules in baseball, lu openly
defied the high commissioner of baseball and thought he leuld get awav with
it. He couldn't.
The Ruth case is the 'best thing that ccr happened te the great national
game. It proves beyond question that discipline will be maintained nnd ecrv
offender punished. Ruth is the greatest drawing card the game ever has seen.
He -get In bad and lest the decision. He furnished .a geed example for the
ether athletes, and they will roll ever and play dead when Judge Landis
ays te.
rBIS is all past hiitery for the Sew Yorkers. Ruth is back again,
the past is forgotten and he is welcomed with open arms. That
being the case, no wander they arc tummy out w huge flecks te ihcer
the loser!
- Winning Streak of A's Is Busted
I? 5"A" 'MKr'ECTLY geed winning streak
I XI White Ker. ulried mid abetted Itv
Jeticspre and con in the final tilt of the set. Incidentally. Kddic Rummer. '
-known as the Mervieh of the Mack stables, was chased awnj from there when
the slugging visitors started te knock baseballs out of shape.
Remmel had everything except a geed fast ball, a curve and a change of
pace. He pitched an indifferent game, was rocked and socked unmercifully
and a grand-stand guess is that Cennie Mack allowed him te stay In there tee
long. However, even the best pitchers have their off dns. and cstcrdav wus
one of these things for Remmel.
Blng Miller kicked in with two mere home runs and almost get another
In the eighth. Twe were en and Blng clouted one en u line between center
and left field. Mestll made a great catch nnd prevented u certain feur-b-isc
clout. Miller was responsible for all of the local tullies. He made bis first
(i nemer witn two en In the hrsr. and in
r .i, """';" 5rcn' J"c "a"
f th !.... LI..
-w mc icuirr uciu ejcacners ni me tar
WtETROIT will be here today te open
a. 4 C ' ,haVC;leen " nnd ,0,t
.,.i,, me aiuLKj tew iekc a snort
And the Athletics Are Net Implicated!
mHERE will be a thrilling battle for last place In the American League
-v.' "j.'u "shln8en 'odey. The Senators and White yOI are a game
?,? ""iiTL1 " Wln '.h: rclI1r ?sUi"- .s Is one of VLs un?
mZu t ,1,"" urc" nc,n ,n '"p
T.i. ' 7 D"xlal mention. ,we n"
neither is the Athletic.
Starter Miller Sets Down Five Jockeys
GEORGE MILLER, starter at the I'heenlxvllle races, is one of the best
known horsemen in the country. He officiates in n.e.t of the big meets
and ls en the jockeys observing every rule. He will Maud for no feeling
and sees that every horse has n fair show when the barrier drop-. """E
Since the meet started last Tuesdnv Anile.. i. .... .i '.'-. . .
M.ilKnl.ml W.1I. pm..,. n...i Vtii...
... ..., '-, .w.. .. .!. .uiu-a
vne uivct uuu nueman urew a lay off of
TODAY is the last day of the racci
en the card.
Cwrieht, lilt, bu
Amateur Sports
The Eust Phillies, a traveling team.
wen its fifth straight game when it
opened the bcaseu for the Blackwood.
N. J., club by walloping them te the
tune of 11 te fi.
The East Phillies would like te hear
Irem such teams ns Media Club, Burt
ram Park, Harry Muckey Club, Stone Stene
hurst. Wlldwoed A. A., of Frankford,
or any ether clubs for Sunday games.
Manager Walters is aNe anxious te
schedule twilight games with first -class
teams, L. . alters.
'Fifty-ninth street, or phone
... Belmont
IWIfS between II and T P. .M.
Kenten A. A. Kecend elmn; .lunr 10. 17
and ether dates open. W 1'. Merrl. Jr .
3000 North Lawrence treet.
Ihlh Tnnelern Flrit clam. traUnir;
May 30 (A, M. iitnl r. M.) open. Jeseph H.
rtalffer. 2440 Weat Oakdale street.
Biatelph A. -'. Awiiy; first claaa. It.
bhere. 1222 North Second atreet.
uppenneim, Leiuna ,- te, nine first ciass,
away: dates in June ter iwinitnt games open
Manacer, care Upiienhelm. Cellins 4. Ce.
Chestnut and Twelfth street.
Mars II. ('. 1'eurteen-slxleen ears; away
Tlavld l'llkefT 743 Perter street.
uwirarr n, n, rirst uiass; inninu jimi
(Inrrfav H.I.. niH' travallnir. M. llrnu n
Kill West
'T?-'"T w-.v- ",-.., ,.n,.....WT .-., --.- ,
Dauuhln street. '
Hartal
He bounties Heeriten.tttenly
?'ears. i irAveiina. . a aiviuej', no, , .
r.l,mniinl .v.n,i nr nhnnn Pnl.l.ir OHII" M.
Kalrmeunt avenue, or Pheno Poplar 0HU2 M.
Bell-.ii ere rutusiirf iue rirst ci.iss;
way, S. ltoberte. 1307 Seuth Ninth stn-ct.
8t. Koae or Uma ('. ). Klrst class; away
F". U. Drew,, 1522 North Wunamaker street.
rlpple-WIII-Jei, of Camden Away; nrst
cktis. William Mlrkpatrlck, 1270 Kenwood
avenue! Camden, N J.
Ubertr Htura Colored, traveling-; fir at
class. James Udwurds, 110 North Carllsle
MaUy Club, of the N enlnth Ward
, lirst class; travellni;. Kddlu Heren, II2II
Uermantewii avenue,
HhlU l.ll A. C Truvellns, Hrst class.
i:dard Mi-Uetthriiti. 22A4 Cress street
t'allrd Protestant fellow ship Klrst class;
traveMPK. II. 8. MefHtt, 2J37 Heulh Han-
'-JLuSFi'-nnrtu a. A.-Kirt ciM.!ep;V.Mrti1!Biif,,."tSri
awaTi Oecoratlen !)) A. M. open. Mat b rr7ad? for nm- of th
5iiin.lnJ. 8422 North OrUm.a street ubelt two wed?.' '
.i.TImb) A. A. r'rst class; benia or away. "w""'1 '"" "c','
Diamond 8300 durlriit day, or Tlevu,
kUa. alter 7 I. M.i. U. M. Smith.
WkK' JrtHlMi Cant. A, A. First class; Heme;
K.IJlS2Ca,C5"
lAVr.sjsdaakfiFkMi R4 first class: away: May
aihm. wy. own. JJ.K.
J.. . lierut.
LOSER AS
was all busted up jestvrdav when the
f'hiirler TlntmCd. nnllAn.i . .u
the sixth his circuit -nitn ...
sailed ever Strunk's head and beunc
'I' "' '-'III-
ed
terncr.
the last Western scries. Thu,
four I""""- Jfcr the 7'iffer,
s
IffOCJ
roan trip.
American League In manv
years and
i'H'ur are batt liic for
K
eighth place nnd
.:'.' ...""? . '. """" ,nr JeeKeys.
ifre suspenueii for the
remainder of
thirty dajs.
at Phecnirittlr.
Nir ! im are
Public l.tdgtr Company
Scraps About Scrappers
v..-::r .' """ """ a en of Jehnnv r.-n
tkj.t
Pteh, he
ss:ifs:
tt-gj-j. "Sir V-'K
, r.i- ,. ' -"s
Ern. Ituy MUchir .n.l
I curu tampe
ln Rnullnn U
Monday iKht at the xT-Zn., ., L"1"1 .!'."
'mill ) ill iri hie I .. s ...
B't hack
onnenent mim k- .;.,- u"'-"' me III
Iin Is. Ik. ..!... -" -.wnf.ll (II lip . 1 I l(V S
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ISnlWrSnn
H-rry Moere vBTPtm Mur'r"v"c "''s
and
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l-i..ll. w
tonnectlen with iiel.' ,'" ,?ft'rnoen '"
!.",.! mt".!M"n ' viffi1 !.."'"
"in take en Tri n,.n... .i ;"'". ""J"""
nan s. Jlinmv iiair
' ,l ,1,.' "i"""'. "aler
. - z. iivj n in i r;i n u i a iiB,..
I --eddy Nltthle. will
uw ma rvicrpe nc.
ivdre (Mm no
has been
' niatches bv Ha....
I ..?..""? ,.'r.rr
booked for three
take en Plrnr Hodil a a';t iVr. '""ifj" 'll
Jen Hitch e. Mailer's PbViV m!' .,.'"' - -
Hebby William". Alle"nle.rnl ,?.l? .'- and
...mams. Allentown. June
Jee
ChrlMtUna writes from hpu t ..
v ineianq. a. j that the nr. i. ... ." "l
tlorleu. He has wned n,,fndoe?rJnd n,V,"
deer Kimnas um there, and win i,?v eul"
eral leadlnir beiers work out "..u0 ?""'
arirw """ ""' beu,s " i.iWrup,"is:
leliney Msrl tskes
r ll takes his pen n hand in m
mrley frnsa that he Is read J '
lerm I'na
iinileus
dlevvelght, for that matter,
McC.inn h.vs recovered from a nasal
innen irainin and will
uanianiweiBhts In
Temmy Martin has Temmy Week In fine a?c. I"irt " ,me(,'H. "J "etrelt, I'hllll
fettla and would like te malrh him ...i.k ileleliln nml New l erl; iin ii Imnl teut.
jimmy rrr.
Oal.v Tu. rnllHnr hi. a w-.
with lUrry Jalte. walita te'jjVvt tow Mste.
ft time m a aix-reunder. jy " .
EVENING PUBLIC
FIVE GRID TEAMS
ATPEHNJHFALL
Twe Freshman, Varsity, Junier
Varsity and Scrub Elevens te
Have Separate Schedules
ANNOUNCE COACHING STAFF
THE UnUerslty of I'ennsjlvnnln.
starling next fall, will inaugurate
a s.(ein of five football teams each
having n schedule of live games that
will mean n regular course In football
with graduates moving up te the vnrslty
team as they show their fitness.
This announcement wns made last
night by E. It. Bushnell. acting grad
uate manager of athletics, after the
monthly meeting of the Athletic Council.
A predicted the council ratified the
football selections as made numerous
times bv the depesters of Jehn . liels
limn, bend cench: Hareld Onsten. conch
nf the line: Tem Davles. general utility
ns-iMnnt: Leu Yeung, member of the
Advl-ery Beard, with Dr. Jehn Keogh.
bend coach of the frebmen : Bert Bell
nnd Dr. Dexter Draper, as freshman
bnckfield and line coaches.
Ne mention wns made of an rail
conch, although it Is known that Hels
man nnd his aides are dickering with n
prominent midwcsteni coach te leek
after the wlngmcn for 1022. "When
asked concerning nn end ceacli. one or
the officials nt the University said that
nn announcement would be forthcoming
eme time In the future concerning an
CnThe names of Carrell, of Washington
and Jeffersen, prominently mentioned
during the last two weeks. Carney and
Heffman who were among the early end
conches under consideration, it is h rtd ,
were net placed before the Athletic
Council by the Football Committee.
Twe Net Penn Men
The new coaching staff when com
pleted will contain two men never
Identified with the University of Pcnn
s'lvanla football, a radical departure
from time-honored precedent at the
Un ierVitv. Tem Davlcx. for e years
." l,, ;.f filenn Warner's l'lttsburgb
I tennis nnd the end coach net as yet nn-
neunced nre the out 0i inn i'"U
The new coaching Mnff supplants the
. . . ..'Mi'li rnntntned
:rn,rg.heVs-B.l.Hel.enl?ck. Hobey
Light. Iz.y Levene nnd Mis .legler.
Onlv Bert Bell remain irem mr iu
of 1021. and this ear be will net be
with the nr-lty.
Dr. Arthur Light, who haq looked
after "the hurts and bruUes of the grid
ders for the Inst two years was again
selected for the same pest. Tem Me
Nnmara, scrub conch and scout for the
last two season', will continue In the
i-aine capacity during the coming fall.
Jehn W. Helsman. bend coach of the
team. Is well pleased with the staff.
He denied this morning that be wns In
tiny way oppeed te having Penn men
act as his assistants.
"Yeu can say for inc." said Hels
man. "thnt I nm net opposed te having
Penn football players of the past net
us my assistants. I have found that the
Penn coaches de net have the time te
demote entirely te football. They art
nil engrossed with business, nnd cannot
be en Krnnklln Field from .'1 te 0 every
afternoon nnd afterward attend meet
ings of the players and staff.
"My staff of la1-! jear was an excel
lent one, nnd I hnve no complaints te
make against them eelleethely or in
dividual!. They gave me their best
efforts, and a mere lejnl group of
coaches cannot be found unj where.
"The men I liaxc selected for this
jear will be available at any time nt
all. Davles :im Oasten will be in
close proximity te the university lit all
times, which Is something that Is
needed. The remaining coaches will
also be ax a liable whcncer I need them.
Will Coach Backfleld
"I want it known that T nm going
te be the backlicld coach this rar.
Tem Dale.s K net coining as conch of
the backs, but will act ns u general
utility conch, looking after the scrubs,
xnr-ity line, backs and ends nml prob
ably he will be with the freshmen new
and then.
"Ien Yeung, whenever he can find
the time, will be en bnnd as n gen
eral assistant. He will leek after the
cntlh. and In fact any part of the team
in iidilttlun te scouting
An end couch who has never tieen
connected with Penn football will leek
after the wliigmeii next jear. I uni
net prepared te divulge his name nslinnl contest, while a bout with ills
jet, but lie has had considerable exjieri
, ence and I leek for him te produce
results."
I The council awarded numerous let-
tei-s and iusignias nt the meeting,
itionlen Burkett, the ll.i-ieundei', who
wen every bout in the dual meets, was
1 the enlj member of the boxing team
te get his letter.
JACK DEMPSEY RETURNS;
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Will Be Married te Colerado Girl
Seme Time Before Christmas
.New Yerk. May 'JO. Jack Kempsey
litis authorized the announcement of his
impending marriage te Miss Edith
Rockwell, of Moulder. Cel.
The champion appeared rather
haughty, with a monocle screwed into
his right eye and a cheeked cap pulled
cnckily 1" one hide of Ii is henil, when
he returned from Europe, and he didn't
lme much te say.
Then, bashfully, he told his friends
that his secretary, Teddj Hayes, had
something te tell them. "Hc'h te be
jiiarrlid," nnneunced Hnes.
Jack grinned and confirmed the state-
uncut
I lie wedding date has net been
,set.
Suiiictimc before t'hrli-tiiiuH."
f-aiil.
Deiner. Cel., May SO. Although a
leng-dintnnce telephone call wan put In
from Boulder, Cel,, for .lack Ueniptey
iiit a local hotel by a jenng woman who
gave her name aw Mi8 Edith Iteckwell,
efferth te tiiiil the liancec of the heavy
weight champion proved futile.
Ne one iiciuaintcd with the young
woman, who, according te announce,
ment from New Yerk, iw te wed Jack
DinpM'.v , could be found there.
i - -
PREPARE FOR IRISH GAMES
Begin Elimination Tests for Ameri
can Athletes In Chicago Tomorrow
Chicago, May 21. Elimination tcHtH
of the Irlsh-Ainerlran Olympic Club
"' "',''
t0
eet a team In three divisions te
te Ireland In Augiiit te take
part in the annual Tailteen games in
Dublin, will be held here tomorrow,
The three divisions arc football, hurl
ing weights and track and Held events.
On the way Ea8l thee teams will
' I" order te reduce the number, .men,
I mlir iaiea srhl is if ia.i ifmsall -.! klc ajilA . asA
1" uu,uh aim uiru isac par
'" i"U ,.rUL' la,n', "cW VClll. WH
'preferred. .
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, ? MAY &0, . 1922,
ITJ? FAS VMEN MU4ttVE.Bf
SVteeTlMff ACAIMST THE Kfltf W0 ARC
BOT e?EE I -1XN!r,'WiNK Xt'S A Owe
Wltetf.YoU'WlUYeuiWAViPTo THE
WMIS in THE W CHAMPIONSHIP
Champien May Net Bex Until He
Meets Carpentier Again
Next May
WILL GO BACK IN SEPT.
By LOUIS II. JAFFE
uc
ACK of competition or. rather, of
suitable opponent in the United
States will ke a long vny in pro
viding .Tnck Dempsey's next defense of
hi world's championship crown in a
foreign clime. The title holder, his
manager, .lack icarnp. ami party, m
cludliiB .Tee Benjamin and
Teddy
11m cm. returned te New
Yerk from
abroad yesterday afternoon.
All the talk of a match between
Dempscy nnd Harry Wills was set
down when Kenrns emphatically denied
that the Manns-fa Mauler would meet
the giant Negro en July 1 in Canada.
And. it would seem from the gist of
Reams' conversation. "Wills will net
be Demp'-ey's next opponent.
Indications point te "somewhere In
Kurepe" probably England, as the
scene of Dempsey's next ring battle.
The champion hardly will be before
September, if then, and it Is likely thnt
he will net knock someefie kicking until
Mnv nf 10215. when Ocerges Carpentier
will be the unfertunntc person of the
second part.
Almiif. the only thing that
Kcams
v.euld admit wns that Dempscy
and
Ne
I'nrnpntler would box next Near
Hiiro 1ik half a million
dollars has
been offered for the bout, although sev-
i .An.nina iii Vnflimil worn tnlklnc
Ul.ll ltlUlllUll.10 ... ..e'.."'- ' - ' "
as high as $22.1.000 before the party
sailed. However, tne ikiii granu uiHrK
will be reached, Kcarns believes, before
nil arrangements for the Carpentier
encore are completed.
Te Ge Back
Kcarns hasn't exactly said that he
would turn down offers in America for
Denipev te box before going abroad
again. If promoters in this country
Ji? v.
hS SSjir
NEXT MATCH FOR
DEMPSEY ABROAD
wnnt te matcn me ciinuii'iun mm
Wltls. .Tess Wlllnrd or any one. the 4t Terente First race Baby Grand,
bout will have te be held en or nbem Super. Seme Baby, ijeceml (steep)e (steep)e
Laber Day. If nothing inaterlnllze.l.naw,j.,,R)tv H. Corenndo. Flying
bv then, Dempscy is te go back te pre(?i Third Mt. Rese, Delusive. Bu Bu
Kurepe. , Icade. Fourth (the Klng'H Plnte. S10.-
y0 it leeks ns If Demp'-ey will go OOO added 1 Livingston entry. El .Tesa-
back abroad without Dexing in tne
I Fnl ted States, because it appears as if
I the nubile does net want another il-
In the United States is doubtful.
Kcarns came back witli a little com-
cdy In his conversation. He said that
there was uMinnec of Dempscy going
te Seuth America for a match with
I.uis Angel Eirpe. of Argentina: that a
guarantee of $5110,000 had been made
the title-holder te meet the man from
Buenes Aires.
'Tls te laugh. Flrpe. while lie innj
have the qualifications te develop into
a serious contender for the hcavj weight
title, Is only In the making just new.
He lacks the science of the liuinl.v art,
and probably would be a one-round
victim for Dcmpsej.
Half Millien Offer
Kcarns offered the information that
a group of Argentine sportsmen had
cabled him in Londen a half million
dollar guarantee for Denipsey te meet
Flrpe in Seuth Amerlcu. Sounds- like
a geed joke; still you never can tell.
Speaking of their trip, both Kcarns
anil Dempscy emplejed superlatives in
describing the champion's reception in
England, France and (lennany. The
demoiselles of l'arls, Dempscy admits,
set his heart a-flutter, or something
like that, "but," he added, "give me
an American girl. 1 can see mere class
In one minute in evv lerk than In six
f ...! in i-nrnnn
uni iney re all right
vpr there."
Dcmpsey is net rcnny out of cendl-
1 lien, lie says, adding "net se seen after
n trip te Europe.
tn PmluV"
nave j en ever been
After one or two days in New Yerk
the champion will leave for Les Angeles
te see his mother.
Set Date for Postponed Games
I'lttsburih. May 20. - OfficlalH et the
P'ltsburuh National J.cume club announce
the postponed jrarnes with the Olanls of
Thursday and Friday will b plased here
Monday. July 24. n u deuhle-headi r. The
date, open en the local echedule, had been
set aside for the Jtosten Americans, but this
came has been canceled;
Heme-Run Hitters
in Yesterday's Games
AMEBIt'AN l.i:.lil;i;
heanenV
Total
K
n
Miller.
Ilaker.
Hcbulk
Athletics. :
New Yerk I
llilcace I
NATIONAL I.K Ad I) K
Htrawbr.
tit, l.euls.., i
I.KAOUK TOTALS
iP
NitWaal ! ltSt t'ifijH.
T"
T
IT'S EASY TILL YOU TRY
AMD TO ?LUMP,6UT THE COMMIES' '
ONS 'BV OWE WMEM VblRB 0OIWG-:
GOOD a '
AND V00WWETbTUywi'mAU'IH6
CYCS SYARHVSATVOU AND VefCEAmE
YOUE UPASAIMST A REAL SWAftK AWP
W CsT SO NERVOUS OH -
fP&tSnL
Walker and Miller Tep
As and Phils in Hitting
ATHLETICS
a.
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NATIONAL I.KAGUU CLUU BATTING
Clubs. CI.
St. 1-euln. '.'H
New Yerk 28
Plttsb'rgh 27
Brooklyn. 27
Cincinnati nt
Bosten... 20
AB. B. H.2B.3B.ltrt.SB. TO.
!I48 IftO 200 64 12 17 II .ROfl
087 101 208 ISO IS 14 22 .302
0:.7 K8 280 48 41 0 24 .301
038 130 270 38 20 10 20 .207
1010 18ft 270 30 1ft 3 24 .270
880 112 243 28 11 10 1ft .273
02.'. 110 240 H2 12 ft 21 .BW
S5 120 230 33 11 13 0 .200
. Chicago. . 28
iiiilicn. mU
AMCniCAN l.KAGUi: Ct.UB BATTING
Clubs. a. AB. Tt. H.2B.3B.Iin.S. rc.
rielanJ. 32 1100 178 343 70 17 1 10 .210
fit. I.euls. 31 1081 17ft 334 01 20 28 31 .300
Detroit . 30 1027 148 200 01 10 8 12 .288
New Yerk 32 1070 1ft7 .103 28 10 10 17 .282
Athletics.. 20 1010 170 270 81 10 23 11 .270
.Bosten... 27 S41 120 248 00 n 1 1 a .sni
iWashln'n 31 1034 120 271 4ft 14 7 21 .202
1 Chicago. . 30 1027 124 247 37 10 8 20 .212
Beets and Saddle
Herse; which teem best at Louisville
1 .
tdny nrP
First race Green Geld. Colonel
Baker, Bupld Dny. Second r Irst
Ward, Motitfert Jenes entry. Kent L.
Third Honolulu Bey. Merchant, Nor Ner
deck. Fourth Arrnvan, William Oldt,
Teny Sue. Fifth (Clark Handicap.
S10.000 added) Exterminator. Fire
brand. Marjerlc Hynes. Sixth Sewell
Combs. Cllntenvllle, Flags. Secnth
Megan, Dorlus, Casey.
,,- Pnddle, Fifth Star Hcalni,
Kins Jehn,' Haider. Sixth Prlsmer,
i Seagram entry. Livingston entry. Sev
enth Jean of Arc. Yermnk, Philarls
1 I'liecnlwllle First
, Tlncing Star probably
race Ne line,
best. Second
Reddest. Fermlstress, Bryb O'l.ynn.
Third Sir Adsum, (Jeorge Washington,
Iltmil .Tester. Fourth Ormenil, l.o l.e
chiel II. Celd Dii't. Fifth True As
Steel, Machine (limner. BUI Simmons.
Sllh Brown entry, Hclman, I'ntago I'ntage
nliiii. The Beach Handicap. $2500 added, is
the feature at Jamaica today. Mad
Hatter appears best, with Audacious
and Daninsk as contenders.
Spring racing season opens nt Wood
bine track, Terente, today. The old
established race at a mile and a ipiarter,
the King s IMale. will he up ter He-
rltleii. A geed card is presented. Many
linrea riimlliiir in Ihn Mnrvluiwl trneks
will be in action.
The Clark Handicap Is the Louisville
feature today. Exterminator and Fire
brand will contend for the stake besides
ether geed horses, A. Jehnsen, who
rode Mervieh In the Derby, will pjlet
Exterminator.
Although Hie colt himself was nbsent,
a bampict wns given in New Yerk Fri
day for Mervieh. winner of the Ken
tucky Derby, Mervieh was represented
bv Benjamin Bleck, his owner, ami
Fred Burlevv, his trainer, te whom Mr.
Bleck gave nil credit for the sensational
success of the thoroughbred. Itlrhard
T. Wilsen, Jr.. well-known turfman,
said that Mervieh and his victory had
done much te raise racing te the place
where it belongs
Trip In Interest of Soccer
llosten, May 20 Wilfred Hollywood,
president of the New Yerk Football Asso
ciation. Is en a tour of the New England
States te leek ever the serer situation. He
will spend three ilas of hln trip In llesljM,
conferring with various soccer eff'clalamr.
Hollywood nlsii will attend the soccPToot seccPToot soccPTeot
ball conference while here, nrrlvinirnuy !K!,
Landis Upholds Nashville
tiilrase. May 'JO. Tin- pretest of Hie
Nashvll e Reutlieni AinH'latlnn Club iiaalnst
iha transfer subjert In rerall, of I'lirrnce
.luniianl. IMItsburHh ciitiher, tu .Munp,!,,
hai been upheil by Ceinmfsslumr K. Al
I. b n.lli.
landis.
RADIO KACTH IIY AN EXPERT
. Th articles In tlie mernlnu' Public i.sikjss
by Stuart Uallantlna are autherltatlv. Hal
lr,nlln; JR . ",r"'r raJle xirt aid nf the
Unit4 Btiu Navy. Uli.artlrW are writ.
Cm for Ui layman, undsraundable. .
juwvwMr?ifji
s3,
',i.
AeD lb Wle YeUlfc.eAMBS VHiNyeO
TOWT-Miwe TbTfflrJrf MVCUAtiNT,
-Utt Yeu Tiy
QM9itaj-
i
Stands Fourth in
A.
L Curt
Points.
Walker Dreps 31
Galloway Hits .311
SISLER LEADS AMERICAN
EDMUND "BING" MILLER. Con Cen
nlc Mack's king of swat, just te
prove thnt Ills average of .373 last
week was net n fluke, added twenty-five
mere points since that time nnd new
stands fourth in batting In the Ameri
can League with the magnificent aver
age of .308. During his boosting
period Binge has hit safely in twelve
straight games up te nnd including
jestcrday.
While Miller was adding points te his
!2,al',.u,rt talker. w"e Inst week led
the Phi lies, took a decided drop out of
the rankb of the swatters. The former
Giant tumbled just thirty-two pelntr,
leads the Fhils at bat.
n,ThJ,Mintkmcn lme four batters in
the Select set and one ether hanging
lL C ibrl?. e' ,In "tlen te Miller
1 ciniach, the slugging beuthpaw has
f.2 c?B0.?f.;r,B8 ,n f,even KnraC8- fol fel
u&ny (,n,,0.y w!th '3l1' Moerc
ii, ,, Vicn "W0 nl,(l -T"l'nsten .200.
Jimmy Dykes guardian of the het cer-
theat,Tek.frm -30 t0 " durlng
Uf tllC All.leM.. ....! r, n ..
is battlni .Ml v.f-""T;. J.T!?."'
Walker.
-n " " 'Mni4 ,-iu, Uiiarcnpp
ncf
-MG. Clarence
Ml .spite of his
timely swat-
tie.
Cy
Welch "00
Williltfria Lfniwlu i
the Pi.ii ."..?.'"""" ."lSena . am-R
ii , .;.: "." " ninrK of .,'510.
leil'n "I'r l,ns " mtts of 302
Leslie, Parkinson, Fletcher nnd I.e.
ahevr,.VC?'.I,?,rf' nnrn a 'A
i i ' UeIflle Ilapp, King and
I ASr.ss; re,,bid"ab,e actS
Sisler's Great Slreak
O'cergj Slslcr's great streak of hli
nce"ile,ai"fn',,n ir"' v'"? here a
?i'?.C .?lnK bl;lnR8 the former Mlel
hit-
nd
former Mlnh.
' iiiumnuH into first
the American League
.;ek Hirter steed fourth.
first place emnne
batters. Last
HI nirnra,
una wcck IS .-Hli
ex-Macklan. is In
It'll. mn -:
"nicy nitt, the
Cobb In tMii .iriu""' Jl"' With
Mill ." " "OOV
re .-100, and Blng
.uni i in teurtb.
I.ddie HnmmJ
hurler. i. ,r " .' ," P fl'nicilcn' star
the Ath1ell,.e
rrai leader
Leuis;
f..i....-." ,:.- -"'iirin. Mt,
ii'iriiir iiAr ,t n,
St.
flKir''
iuiiiihun, untrri t-. ...! n.......
'L' ' .'"".P ?,'B. Hpcth TorpereeV ,nBst
week s leader, who
in third nlnee.
vfiin llressler, of
Hehrwer, of the
the Beds, in second!
ft,1.?-'."'"1 "wr
iiernsD, or the Cards
percer.
IOIIOVV
Ter-
hherdel. of St
Louls, with
tones and
.iiiiimy King, with four wlnu .....i
I defeats, leads he ', Is u " "' we
three il,.,.Mnt i .. '.' Vlu,'.ttN "as
SUNDAY BALL GAMES
Ardmore and Parkland Teams
Play Important Contests
Will
Willi il. ii.. , . ..
city
.:..'."" '. naheunil teams In
the
wltnesH .Sunday
,:. . c, . "" pcraeua ues riot' tn
111! hl'linilll Util ....,. -a
i, 1 ersens .ini.
hall ganieN
elM'vvhere. 'I'ue of il,., 1,1.. ..i..u
imiM leek
hs playing
. n, .....-, " "'""
Arilmere. -m'iii.i,
T'i. :"...r""'li ,eu. f arkliwil. uud
ni nT f".r,,,er ul" ,,,k( the North
I .lilies tomorrow, and Manager Me
f leskey expects a close gH...c. I'urkl ,n,
is easily reached bv train and a ,"
or inore trucks will leave Fifth ",,",
and Al egheny avenue about I :)() M
Mern tlinii :i()0 aiiles iniiile the trlii'lnl
week for the llrldesburg gaiiie. ' " ht
., ' ' ""', l i'"" ! "' MlMliahllll. mil Jee
lllllllUII, of A I'll mere, hnve nrniiii-,.,1
iliuil week I i.inrni,,.i . , ! ", ' ."
",,'""" Kl " HfllRn lint. Ilieen t,
afteVlloen nt Foft) .el'jhlh llll'l Mrmin
.....I....l..... 4 .. , '. ..Ill II 11
iiiiii kiiiiik in ,iri uere Ininm-i-,,... i .....
week Ardmore nlnjeil 3lurlml i Hinith
two guiuei nml split even,
Cheato Wins Harvard Regatta ,
ci(ife.,sjS
M MILLER ADDS
25 POINTS IN WEEK
Mx vie-
lead the twirlers. Deak K 1.'
bellow horse. Pittsburgh ; Osbene Chi
e ...id Millet, Bos?enVeXunde:
limy derenl- - .
.'".slefJcryCrvrieU J !,"
lernntiennl with a mark ll' , '
l'l iv Brady. Itechester. -A'J:
ijllnge, n,(fern"iW(feate(S:
Against St.
Hew Dees It
The Tyapr'H Rush
Shields or Connelly? '
New British Gelf Champ
Tr COBB is
thirty-six years old
Atnerlrnii T.rnffilP
..... -.
grounders. .
The years scorn te add rather than
Eighteen years of energy expenditure weum ami tne uye and nip the tr4i
et any except Ccbb. He Is hitting .-100 nnd.sllll is able te beat out inftiiP
Georgian. A vivid example of the enthusiasm, aggressiveness and fight he tw&
Inte his game Is seen
f'nlili nim In lure
n bv the record 01
Cobb was injured uciere me season
lest twelve out of sixteen games. As
started te win.
rrit.j.n ...l,n, ll.nv Arnt husnti
juik;iiui.ie hi. mi; ..--. vr.... ...
the sensation of the Intcrsectlennl tilts.
wen and they are new up in the first division. r
The Eastern record of the Tygcrs Is far superior te that of any ether of tWl
Western clubs. Four straight were taken from Bosten, three out of our frSi
the pace-setting nnkccs nnd split even in iwe games witri Washington. DetreW
wis the first club te take n scries from New Yerk. rA
The Tygcrs nre here today for a
Tl.li.,1 nlnee (si the alnke.
A's
THE sandstorms of Eagle Pass, Tex., de net flt in with Cennie
Mack's Ideas or a geed training camp. The lean leader has selected
Montgomery, Ala., as tlie scene of hl spring activity next jear. Eatf
Pass was entirely tee dry and Mexico tee wet.
Shields and Connelly
T ARltY SHIELDS and Jimmy Connelly will be able te settle their HuLr
L' en the question of speed In the intercollegiate mile, which will be ene'rf'
the big features of the championships in Cambridge next Saturday. "T
These two distance runners, who rank with the best in America, met iim
In the Penn relay carnival and their race was the sensation of the games" P
Shields accidentally tripped Connelly en th0 lest lap in trying te Dais'hlaiH
ana IUO ucergctuwn nunviu ruiicu iu 111c uuutin. euieius BIOOQ Dls ground ,
and waited until his rival wns' In front before he continued th grind. '
They had a thrilling brush en the home stretch and Shields broke the Ur4 '
but was disqualified ferthe unintentional foul. &;
The fine spertsmnnshlp which Shields displayed made him the here tT'
the relays. It is regrettable that the accident occurred, for Shields is one -:
the cleanest runners in the game.
In 1020 Shields wen the intercollegiate mile and scored in the Olympic'
1500-meter race. Connelly wen the title last year in 4:17 2-B. k
If the weather is favorable and the
ihn Paul Jenes' record of 4 :14 2-5.
te Jehn '
BILL TILDEN Is mainly responsible for the high plane which junior'
tennis enjoys in this section. New he has started a movement te
revive interest in the Juniors In the West. The geed that Tilden has
done in tennis Is net confined te his playing. The game ewes the
champion a huge debt. .
Collapse of Cecil Leltcli in British Open
MISS CECIL LEITCH, believed invincible en English links, was complete-.
outplayed ill the final of the British open by Miss Joyce Wcthcrcd.'tai
uruisn cieseu cnnmpien.
Miss Leltch wns beaten at tier own game. Considered the greatest wenua
driver In the world, Miss Leltch saw the drives of Miss Wcthcred outdistiesi
T nX T .llrtl. UmJ .m. U ...l14
I 'IJle uvilll nun vn ii. hviiiu .in . wv.. uh 1UUUU CUUSCCUllVe OPCty
championship, which would hnve set a record.
Last year Miss Leltch suffered her first defeat since she had gained' tW1
heights, when she was eliminated from
crick Ietts, of Chicago. ,
.viiss etnereu ajse aspires te tne
a mucn mere dangerous contender tnan
The new champion is a member of
brother, Reger Wcthcred, will compete
TRADITION at Pennsylvania
A picked Tem Davles, the Pitt
waa a Druiiant piejcr, uui ma
untried.
F
Country Club and Bryn Mawr
Freebooters Will Clash in
First Fray Today
When the Philadelphia Country Club
Eirft Team lines up nuninst the Bryn
Mawr Freebooters nt Bvn Mawr this
afternoon Hie gnme will mark the open
ing of the t-prlng pole season In this
citr.
The gnme today will be the opening
battle of the series for the Second
Weeton Challenge Cup presented by
tJeerge W. I'hilds Drexel. This cup is
te be played for annually en I he
grounds of the Br.vn Mawr Pole Club,
and will become the properly of the
tenm winning It three times.
The t'euntrv Club wen n leg en Hie
trophy In BKJO. nnd last year Meadow
brook Bnmblers were the victors,
Next Saturday the competition
for
the Bryn Mawr (tips will begin.
Here nre the schedules;
woeton t'l'l'
Saturday, May .'() 4.30 l. M
riiitiA. :. '. iht Kni:i;noeTKii3
V. Kesler Ileevc, tirorge H. Harle,
3d U d ,
Jladellffe t'liesten, Alfred Af, Celllnn .
Jr 1 Kred line
13. Lew ber Hlel.es. . 1 1", I,. Harrison, Jr.
W. Htandlcy Hlekcs. 4
Totals
Total 1'J
Atenday, Alay 2J, fi P. ii
KOXHIINTKHS P. ii,
c. nevnitrt
n. fuse. Jr. II
Jehn w, Converse , a Henry
Keuuuin vvaiiu
maker, '.'d
Jehn Slone
Albert I.. Smllh
Ulephen Colheuii
0
n .lunan II, Huff...
ft Alfred A. Middle
Total
Total
.in
Tuesday,
May U3.
." P. M.
nAMIIl.KltS
U. Tenn Kinllli, .Ir. 'J
II. i:. Talbntt. Jr. (
(1, Al. llpckslicr... I
It I:. Htrivvvbrlilee,
Ir .
Winners uf Alay 'JU
Total 1,'.
Kliinl event, 'riiursilay, Alay U'.'i. ,"i P
Winners of Ar.vy L'i vs. uliinern of Aluy
1I11YN .MAWU CUPS
Halurilay, .May L'7, 3:30 r. At,
nAAini,i:tts Pinr.A. v.
. 1ST
lleeve.
It. I'enn Smith .Ir. -' W. Fester
II. i:. Talbell. Jr.. 4 :i, . '
Al. HecKslier... I Itaiehe
I'hi.Mliiti-'
i;. Straw brldtfe
i jr
I';, l.ewbnr Stokes, 4
Li . StanUley Hiekea -I
Tulal
Total
Saturday,
KnilKIIUOTCIIH
Alay L'7, 5 P. Al,
P.
0. (, HOVEtlS
GenrKii II Karle, lid
Alfred Al. Cellins.
Kred Hen
T. lb Ilurrlsun, Jr,
I nenry h.Cem., Jr.
I Hlenhen Colhoun.,,
n
I '.Vii'i" ii. uuu. ,
.iiueu ,,
Diddle., il
Total
. 1'.' Total ...
Tucsduv, May 3U, :i;;ie p. jj.
rOXlllINTUIlH.
Jehn V. Converse, ,1
liedinan Wana-
maker, 'Jd II
.lull n Stene ft
Albert I.. Smith...
Te la I Til
Winners of second
Kama of Aln,y VI
Tuesday Alay 30, ft
V. Al
HpeelRl match
llrst malth of Alivy -JT vs, wlnneia of May ae!
Thursday, June
n p.
Reds Release Scott Unconditionally
I iniiiinuii, ii,, Mm
Hit
IIIJ.IJ ,u .1.1. ..I ,11 I !,', i'' lfHl u,
failed te Improve wllh tralnlns
i..i.pi. ... hi. -..- i. ' viiiiii
uuu,
Retains Gelf Laurels
I Ancelts, 'llf Alay 'JO Ml.. r.
Kayanjurh. of tlh; .c'vroS.de Vii?yDPn,eiJ'
yesterday raalncil 'tli .vVeinen'a H,i.clubi
champtiiMhriiUf4tai?ii7n ? Jill1 JWlt
.' of 1be sam. clJT a and J hfr' tn'
BEGIN POLO PLAY
0RW00TT0NCUP
imuinuii, iiM ,mi !). . pit,,!,. i , ,
'"' I'- ben 'uiHWlftlruMll rel' ,h; "'W '
lh. ISeds. Sunt n.u .(. Ul,.i ',' i.-'T, J..,. L
In a timlc v Hi lli.Kleii, inu till "eni in wir.
le nn
iv h leh
Leuis Fddaj
Strike Yeu? I
I
m
By
THE OBSERVER
A
'111
Mi
nnd this Is his elfbtecnth season In tli-J
Vc
. .
iii l
i wJ,
subtract from the spirit of fh9 tinuJr
ins 'i.xgcrs tnw season. M
Hfti
muncu nnu wuueut ninr his athliki'i
seen as he returned te the llnc-up thiyS
. Wj
VA
the Knstern Kwlnr. Ihn nV... i . 6
- 7.1 .- -.evie nave DSfitt t
Eight out of ten contests have em
four-game series with the asteundlM?ll
"P.'J
.....'. ... mi
Again Next Saturday
track fast, the winner should be clesi V
''i
J.
3:
V.
wr
. 5
Ii.M ll.MAn Um IaiimII. - .,.. l
the American title play by Mrs. Frefyj
:
uni tea mates title. Apparently the $
ner Kngiisn sister.
a famous English golfing family. H
in the American amateur title plirfJ
' '
was shattered when Coach Helsman w:m
star, as one of his. assistants. Davie
uuiui; as n cvacn u UuMHOWn ant
CARPENTIER HAS NO CHANCE
Noted French Writer Ridicules
turn Match With Dempsey i
Paris, May SO. IAute, leading itfc'
Ictlc dally, gives prominence te an '
tide dismissing the proposed "rcveasj,
matcli" between Geerges Carpentier im
Jack Dempscy as "devoid of Rporttef
.in. i.-.-i, ii mere rcpciitieu or tne ji
soy City defeat, and ceinnletelv use.
less.'
,, - - . ,
Henri Dcthcs. writer of the nrllekr
mivv me iigur. in .icrsey city when cn
penlicr was knocked out bv the dual.
plen. and says the French pugilist kli
net the remotest chance te win fro
the American. .z
Geerges, be says, had the oppertunllj
In the second round of using his fameM
right, "but whatever may havebnal
about It. it did net put Dempsey li
much danger." .
M. Dcthcs advises Carpentier te stick'
te his own class, that of light heivyi
weight. In which lie lias given Frami'
the world's championship.
BASEBALL TODAY. 3 P. ML
hlllltir. Iltnv nfut. f rvllimi ivfi
ATHLKTIfN T. UF.TROIT i
Reserved Sent Ulrebeli' and Spsldlm's
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Georgetown vs. Pennsylvania;
Saturday, May 20, at 3 P. M.;,
AT DONOVAN II ARMHTRONH ntw
48TII ft WALNUT STS. I
AD.MISHION. AM. HEATS, We 4
POLO TQDAY: 4:30 P. ft
Bryn Mawr Pole Club j
BRYN MAWR, TA. '' '
Philadelphia Country Club, lit
Vrrsiia J
Bryn Mawr Freeboeteri
Davis' Wonderful
STRAW HATS
AU the Newest Style asi
Braidi, Naliirtl Strew.,
Yellow Straws, SenneWi
and Seft Braids. '
Trunmsd with brown ribbons ,
wldi black ribbon. Easy AtUU
wt band.
Expert batters te fit m
cerrsctly,
THEY'RE ;
SO -e SO. 45;
d V
A.M.DAVI
13tk ft Clwry St.
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