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THE SUN, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916.
f-f
Penn Athletes Learn Tricks From LaWson Robertson Racing Begins at Pimlico
NATIONAL GOLFLIST
AMt'MEMKNTK.
IAWS0N ROBERTSON
NOW COACHING PENN
Onl I'orniiilHics fo fli- Gone
Tlinui-.li Itpforc Hi' Takes
( liiirire Officially.
All)s II M M 1 : It TllltOWEH
in
i-i
n i"
IC' .
I' i
r a inn, Mny 1- lnwnn Hob
tt. rt i berti lirniiKht from New
rerk wm- ll " furbluli up tho Unl
.....a, n ivrniHiU.iiilii track team for
l ..1 lnHukln it,
tte Inleri mieKiaic in hiiii"iii.mii. ..
t,. of the nwnth. t"t up hl dulled to.
rtayaml .inKiimeit cuiiitrmtul In the coach
intr . f fir Ou.iIcr athlete, So far as
... i, - n mi nnomaloiiM position
IUl' " i ... ..It -l.l.... !... lint.
j . Uj ".'1 till illl Klllin Xllrt, ii- ii..'
.... .1 it... e.t..1;.T- utiiKiIiitment AM
..., r.t tin IVnn track ntiil Held team.
m, , ., i Minted with the workings of
. ir i. in ciiinnilttprit III rharue of ath
- . i . i . .i..
it t "i-nti1 ixanta are iurc umi
. nriii of limitation Id over tho
i . i-i th- llln b of M!lio Murphy
.ii ,i l.irire t..irt In the condition
,. last Olx-mple te.im will bo
1 n Hip permanent Instructor of
"' i "' rr" l,,11 "kip-
i iidl nforim'il person In authority
. tit. mi "t that prior to the re
.a ii-' S.ttunl.iv llnhert!on wan
m .nfir xx.th tieorjre Orton. who
I ili.irpp of tlu lYnn athletes
, . M ir; liv s ilp.ith. und laillls C. M.l
i, i ihairmati if the athlrtic com
it was taken as nlKtilflcant that
i imt at the conference and
... . . i mi xv.-m thnt he was ready
i u t.i rel'nnulsh the post of
ri .er lii favor of ItobortMJu.
iiiihertnon when questioned said that
hi. : ill not slstied a contract and Intl
rr.i. ,1 tli.it lie had simply come to
Ph.u li ipliU with the Idea of lielplnR
the tf.i' i out for the blR events at the
fiii of -'ip month From other sources
it ins learned thai the athletic com
mlt'ee favors his retention but that no
rt.r.tMc! i an be finned until approved
hv the 'acuity committee, and later by
un.versity committee,
Tip tit that Hie Irish American
r.. - . -i the cround and actively en
W ! InstriiPtlng the athletes Is
ro lcred sufficient Indication that the
nil-.- i nr.Ktlcall.v settled and the
f salary and term of encaRc
i. . fie only items to be passed on
h-.r, .i .,, uiianont encasement Is made
I j ninced The recommendation
... ...... .. . . V.
f i ...Meite. cninniiueit on iiu- eu.
4. ix 1 n- nun-en neiore iiu- i.n.-ii.x
ITittf a rck from to-morrow and
ts. , i 11 be ubmltted to the university
(oi-Mi-tee when posltlvo action will bo
T. 'iplmR ninonc the men Is strongly
Uor f.f the newpotner. There was
a ri-i "i t.ilte iidvatitnKe of his expert!
h when he appeared on the field
h'- iferroon Oim of his first acts
.: fi.rm Nell Matthew, who is
JfPuiel on to score In the hammer
: .it his stle of hammer throw-
- .hi lie considerably Improved,
r, ! has had a lot of experience
h cht throwers In the Irl.-h Amer
v A r anil the Quaker football cap-
KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE SPORTING TREND
TOP 0' THE MORNING
SCORES AT PIMLICO
lly WIM.MM H. HA-NA.
Christy Mathrwson will make his fltut
1910 appearance this week If the
weather Is good on the dny set for It.
lie Is scheduled to take the rubber
against the tiraves on Thursday t the
I'olo Grounds, provided, as said, tho af
ternoon In warm nd clear. Thl will
bo a considerable event, for It means a
great deal to the Ulants and a ureal
deal to Mathetvson. There will be much
needed strength nlven to the New York
box corps If Matty discovers that he cm
hawt on for a while longer: It will be
a tine thin; for Mm personally, and
baseball patron tho country over, and
especially In the National League, will
be clad. The veteran has not had
Mum Ice Morris's Al! (Iriirefut teams
llusle. p.; (dimly, p. Ilnitlthers. IK,
Wise, 2b., Wagner, h , Demon While,
SK: ItaljimplP, If, laitiKP, ft., Sam
Thompson, r f."
In order to pprnilt intiip.ii l.ons the nil
graceful team Is repealed Johnson,
pitcher; Archer, nililipr; ('hasp, llfl
base: l.iijole, sei'oud luifp ; Hrldwell,
shortstop; Opiitty, third Ii.imp: Speaker,
XIcAleer and Wllmnt, niltlleldeis.
We'd lllte a bet on the uraeefuls,
real trial this season and hi coming
appearance, though not necessarily ren
derings a final verdict, will be a good
test of whether the troubles In the left
shoulder which rendered htm all but use
less last year Is passing or whether It
will continue to deorive baseball of one
of Its greatest figures and brightest ornaments.
It la time for the medical fraternity
to mako an Investigation. Wlllard de
clared that he broke a bono In his right
nana in nis Bout with Moran: Tevlnky
averred that he broke his right hand
In his last fight with Dillon ; Welsh con
tended that he Injured himself likewise
(denied by physician) In his scran with
Hammer, Various causes suggest them
selves, causes having a vitreous, metal
lic, physiological or geologic! aspect.
Dexter fists may be turning to glass
or port side Jaws to Iron or opponents
m.iKing elective use or a stony stare.
Ball games won and lost by the mar
gin of a single run have been unusually
frequent In the major leagues this year.
There have been fifteen In the National
and twenty-one In the American. Defeats
of this nature are a sign of weakness,
und It will be seen from the subjoined
statistics that In these close games those
teams which have fared the poorest are
near the bottom, namely the Ulants and
Athletics:
National Phillies, won. 4 : lost, 0 ;
Cardinals. 3 0. Cubs. 2 2 ; Braves
11: Brooklyn. 10; Cincinnati, 34;
I'lrates. 13; Giants, 0 D.
American Detroit, 5 2 : Red Rox,
4 l; Washington, 3 2: Yankees
23; Cleveland. 32; Browns, 13;
White Sox. 24: Athletics. 14,
"The Ungracefuls,
Sun, "could knock
In the cne of this golfer. I It. Atnler
son, who drove a ball Hon yards with mio
arm. It must have been a (Ire arm.
The limits have made twenly-seveii
base hits In their last two games and lost
both of them. They differ from those
peoplo who the harder they're hit tho
harder they fall, for witn mo iiiants u
seems that the harder they hit the harder
they fall.
Well Kidilcn by lliivtnn.
Carries Ton Writ-lit anil
Wins Dasli.
AVATKI? MI,Y 1IOMK MUST
" writes "P" to Tn
the sturflng out of
Jacobson, outfielder, has been sent by
the Olants to Rochester under optional
agreement With 1-obert, Sehupp and
Wendell on the disabled list the club Is
now down to the renuireil limit or
twenty-one players. Kather It Is down
to twenty-one men. In view of th"
work of the team Its possession or
twenty-one pin) em appears to be some
what doubtful.
As a producer of bunts wsileh cannot
be handled by the oth'r side, mid th re
fore tho most uspful kind of bunts. Jake
Haubert. the gifted first baseman of the
Ilrooklyns, Is the smootln st, mkkcm
operative who has happened alow: this
way In ages.
Report ha It that Hubert ('rulkshank,
the former Washington and .leflerson
centre, lias been engaged to coaen tne
line men of the I'rlnceton football squad.
Old timers cannot recall any previous
Instance of Princeton going beyond Its
own output for football mentors. Yale
still remains among the few which never
havo depended on others than their own
alumni for such Instruction, unless Mike
Sweeney can be regarded as a football
coach, which he hardly Is. ("apt. Krnctt
Graves. 1.' S. A., visited Cambridge one
season nnd coached the Harvard line
men. Penn has had outlde coaching,
notably (Jeorge WoodruT. and the Army
ami Navy have both protlted by It
We note that the professional tennis
players Harry McNeil and (leoni'S
Aguttcr are booked to go at each other
hammer and tonus r the lied Cross
benefit tourney at I'orest Hills net Sat
urday, but more likely It will be ham
mer nnd thongs.
YACHT CLUBS WILL HOT
HAVE TO LEAVE RIVER
Will Ho Provided For When
Jtailrond Tracks Arc Gone
From Riverside Drive.
i- ,ukU to follow his Instructions.
i,. thinks that he can add at
a., tfft in tin, distance achieved
'ummer thrower, and that In tho Tho yacht and boat cluhj that hax-e
i , two uteKs, . eiuonoiises on xne iiuuson juvcr oriwern
' West nishty-slxth street and West lTth
IVnn KiiIIimII Men Out. ', street have been much worried because
- . i ii,v, r.,ii-ii 1 wit" l',c improenients that are to be
.-L'I-h.a. May I. -Hob 1 .Swell waterfront by the removal
.debut is conch of the I enn- . of h(, cntra, ,unroad
, f.HjfMll team wnen ifwn ; wa( f(,ars) that would nave to
"5 I'""' lw" ' n . give up their present site. There axe
rieUI. The pract re was not . ' f 'c,uba Thfy taVf , ,,.
trenuotis natuie. n-inc ronnnro . .. . m.mb4.rBmn nf i6Si owning S47
boats. The value of the clubhouses and
equipments Is II7,275 and the value of
the boats $5. 572.000,
The Hoard of Ifetlmate and Apportion
ment g.ivo a committee representing
these clubs a hearing yesterday and In
resnonsc to the yachtsmen' present
tlon the Commissioner of Docks. It. A. C.
Smith, was asked to make a rcpl). He
told the yachtsmen Uiat their Interests
would be provided for satisfactorily. In
tlniathiR that plans were under way to
create several basins along the river
front In which sacht clubs would he al
lowed to construct houe and that these
plans would he maile public soon,
The clubs represented at tl hearing
were the Cobweb, Colonial, Columbia,
Iluili-on Itiver, Mecca, lllvervlew and
West Knd Yacht clubs, the Federal and
this
t i rield. The nractlce
natuie. bidne connnen ,
kicking, passing and general
of the Kill.
lnle I'oolbnll Prnollre llrttlns.
m II weK, May 1. John Kilpatrick,
',-,i ! f'ormlclt and Hrlnk Thorne.
-.s,,f .,f the Yale Kraduate football
'ee vitness-l tile Ilr-t sprlnc
'o .. ,' : ,co at Y.iIp to-da) A rec-
t ' -1 , 1 of M'Veiity-llve men were put
r a ill '! "i fundamentals,
TO-DAY'S LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
three-year old und up-
li t'f
- (
-.i lltn;
..,i.
tn.in
',vll
1
, 117
1"T
in:
1"!
LEONARD THRASHES THOMAS.
lives
Rail
riiltnilr-lphtn UuhMTrllthl
llentlnx In Ml Hon ml On.
Pllll.Apr.i.riitA. I'.i.. May I Hinny
lxonaril. New York" M-n.it mtt.il litht-
weight, captivated Quaker Cltv tlKbt fans
at the Ulympia A. A. to-mght ) h.
clean cut victory over Charlie Kid
Thomas, one of the tnughest Turl,n of h'
weight In IVmis) Ivanla. la rmalil simpl'
made a cliopplng block of Thomas and
won as he pleased from the llisl l'll to
the final gong. Thomas, w.i on his feet
nt the end. but the niot badly beaten
)oung man this city him seen In many
ix month
lnnanl rut Ciiai'ics face to ribbons
with lilt, straight left Jabs and m the
closing rounds eioinl heavilv to bnl'i
jaw and lusty with wicked r:ht upper-
puts ami rlK'ii hook-. upiv hip i.ipi
that he cosere.l almost continiiiliy ami
ran away when under lire enamel
Thomafl to last the "it rounds.
McCOY OUTPOINTS MOORE.
I'lMI.I'H. May I -Large Ileitis tuaiked
the opening of the I'lmlleo nice meet
this nfurnooti nml the sport took n Inm;
Mi1 f.invnrd In class lis comired with
the eiiiller nteetlliKs at Howie anil Hmre
lie (Inice. Many owners who had not
pitronlzed the previous meetings In
Mankind were on hand with their
hlrltigs. ami It Is evident that a number
of the ernrk racers will bo tuned up
here In preirntlou for the ope iing of
the New York circuit at Jamaica.
There was the gtcitest Intercft In the
llrst appearance this seanui nf Fred
erick Johnson's Peep ' Day colt Top
o' The Morning, a good performer last
eui. but rated n llttb- uncertain toward
the end of the season, lie i-irrlrd toil
weight In the third ta-e, a slv furlong
il-ash. and wtth liilMon In the saddle bad
tin difficulty III lumping home In front
of Prince Henry, a Whitney caetoff
which ran In the colors of .1 o, Tal
Itoll The iilie was consiileiPti as being
brtwpeti this pall, bill II took all tliat
Johiiii) Mi'T.iggnrt could do to land t'ie
jilace for Prime Henr) hum II. t! Htd
well's Anita
Anolhir good Held started for tie
."-'eerii Puise. iilsn nt six furlongs. In
which II. i Itedwell'H Wnter l.lly was
Ininle faxoilti- oxer It'll Pair's Tlic
M.isiiuerader The MasiUerader was sent
along ut a merry clip bv llutwell, but
Water l.lly, winch got nxxny badly, grad
Uall) Itnproxed her positon, and when
she challenged Tho Miisiiueradcr tlie
P.irr entry weakened and Water l.lly
won by half a length. Tho tesults;
Klrnl lturr 'nr twn.yrar-eldn; "riling;
four fiirlonss Ultimatum, lit (Treileri,
1140, l:o unj K0. un: Klngnnh'r,
110 I.Mrti.iif), 11,10 nil, I ; 0, lerondi
lirlhl sur, in: niajni-o, 2.0, thlnl.
Time. 0.40 llendb-t, (Jimii of the
liitrlguir. Pledge, llarpfr, llrtlifr Jona
thnn, A.ma II aiul oh Urury ul-o ran
fi. i.'li-l llni'e ,le plrt liai- for Ihre-,.ir-uiils
iin.1 iipunrl, txn niiieii sun
King, lit iK XVI Utimi. 13 ..o, : iO anil
4.' 30 xotl. 1'iillr. :nr. Ill i.smltlil, 13 40
Bli.l 13. i.i"ll., .X., 111 IIUHirrll, 13 :.0,
IlilrJ Time, I iT .Murllaii, Urotlirrntoiit
a nil Wliitp Mi'Ih) lito ran
Thiril It j, lLuill. ili. three-y. .ir n'it
mill uiMdr.i, six (uri)iisn. Top o' the
Mornlni.. 1.1 lllutnelll, 13 10, I: ;0 ami
17 30, nn. rriiup lli'iir, lti U. MSTan
purti )::' .111,1 I:. 10. nl .xnlt i, 10.x
ilVnr.il. IJ sn. Ihir l Time. I 13 l-'i ."i-h
Ilea. Ii. lirrintt.i"! CtirriiKlia'frti. rtif Ue-
il:itn Uhi'iiiIium' hii-I NplUhJa mI-o run
l-'our-h Ha. i--i'urp. fur iw-i.ji-.ir-olil-.
four (io:oii)f4 Ciin. iw in kii. 112 i.Mi.Xtfci.
I., n 3 fin Hti.l $3. SO. non, IJr Nl-utl.
11". illuluel'i 3 .n ,, I IJ 10, rrennd; V.l-l-rle
XXV. I. IO'i I Mi lJirtiiiitl i. 13 IO. thlnt
Tlttif. o ".n. Krnni.ky liny, opln-lu XX'.,
'axl 'a, I'lvtirailt- a ml Kllilarn also ran.
Fifth llai-f Tlire-- '-ar-oltl'' alul up
wuril. -piling, ill furiiino XVntpr l.ll.
t"; illiii. I :o. II n ami I: won
The Mairiui-rjili r. 113 llluiw'li. I". 10 ami
13. 0, ppinnil. Mnk'nilll. 1 1 T iMetialfi.
J3 n. tlilr l. Time. 1:11 Jam- Mr.ill".
... 1 in. rj!,l llr .om llull .Xri.uml. Mrjn
Than'. Yo.le.ln.1. lnnkav .ml .Xrlloirat
s r,n
rl.xtll It.,. ' Thrpp-xear-,..i1 Hnil 1IP
waril, ullni:. une lillli- ami m' y ir-ls
I J.ii Met. 113 1 Il(i) If l. Ii 0. II 10 anil 1 1 40.
x,ntl, Marv Warren, l' IM-lialmrhnrni
112 30 jn.t i: III. n.Hi.l: II. up .XpiiM".
ll.iO. Ihllil Tllllf, l i;,' .' M..iill.b
Knlsht., ViiIpi, A ii t u in ii. Cinintprpart. I'lirl
inn li , shi'Pliprilenp. xii.m XX atrr., NjI
Kalur an,l rinalei a -n ran
M-iptil i 111, -i llir.. - ir it ,l ."I- iil
WHITT1E MISSES FIRST SHOT.
t'nilillr .Misses silt, hill Public Links
Are Opened Olllelnll),
Although Park Commissioner Thoitins
W. Whittle eoinpletely inlsfcil the ball
on hla iIimI nlteuiiit to lilt it und In do
ing so tlela.xed llm foim.il opening of the
iniblli' links at Van Cotllnndt Park )
let-day until he iccoXPieil Ills balance
mid miitli- a sis'iitnl swing, the season
began Jn.t as sii'vcsfiiltx lis Uioimli
Ids lit st n in had been pel fist The
ItieitiliPis of the New York Newspaper
iolf Club who xx t'ie grouped iirniind the
tee w.illlni; to In gin their May tourna
ment concealed their iiniusenient at the
CoinniKslotiei s failure and so xxlll be
allowed to piny unmolested for the re
mainder of tlie jeai.
I.ured on h the utatemenl made In
xeMei dax's newspapers that II. H Mar
tin, piesldeiit of the iiexx-fpaper club,
xxnulil give t' to the cuddle reinvet lug
the lire I ball the .xiiiiiigslers made a
wild rush for the bail as soon ns it left
the Coiuinlss om r's club. The boy who
brought It back got
J. W. Munro ltd the Held in the news
tin per tourney with a score of '.M, 2 73,
and Martin made the lowest gro.-s' score,
an Ml, The scoren :
J. W Minim, hi .ii. i.i. il. II. lt iin,
m -ii, n, ii.ui, 04 ii o. i-,i.ii-
man. f II. 'a. .XI Owen. HI IT. 7 ,X
1' -Murral, -10. 77, P. I. CJtnpl,pll.
10: -.1. ,i, r il Tsiiev. u. ,
lliipitiuii llulgpr, lot IS; P. .1. Pepi
H :o, 7; I II XX right, id- 1. 7 P II,
l.iim.. 'i 10. 70 A. V. itnlli. n; 13. 7't
W. N" .Xiimry, !7- 17. so. .x J ilirforl.
?2 II. ! r T I'ejie ItJ-lil. i. i:. II,
llaVlit. tOO -IS 5: P 1.. It'll IhnrnP.
101 17, XI. .XI IIp.IIpv. 11. HI; il-nri!-
iiiiiKien, loo- I ,. 5. i; iiiit er. inn i.
",, II W Ma lilli hi ill, ir. -.io II
.x li.iti,... 1,1 ii w i: it l.ii,tt
lot :o. . f I'lunrli 3-' I V .1. r.t I
iiinn in, r.- i x i..u'-' i'- ."
M. XX XX lllltge 10 l '-0 It I" 1',1-tp..
110 :0 lio V II MilMIII,. I'r, .' '.'I M
until, n: t" xv .1 ii nwnni. its :t.
?1. li It Illl, 1-X- I" I I tieliP't.
l :n- 30. ni
IS ALMOST READY j
Kliuililrs for Cliiiiiipioiihiiip
.Mny He .Miide I'lililir
Next Siliidny.
SHAXIiKY (M l' TO-MOHHOW
The I'lillPd Slates lolf Awn, l.itlon
litobabl) will make public next Sunday
the ILst of golfers eligible to compete In ,
the national amateur championship at
Merlon in .September. The big Job of j
compiling tho list Is nearly llnlshed and
Is almost sure to be completed before
the end of the xveck. It has been delayed
beyond the usual time because of the I
fact thai the now plan of rel)lng on the (
sectional associations for the names of
tho eligible golfers In their territories
was tried for the first time. Tim last
of the reports came In only a fexv da)s
EVEN BETTER RACING IN VIEW.
Itocl.nmn.x MrrtliiK U III He ( nm-
lileleil nl snlnrdni.
Successful as was the opening of the
limateiir niclne season lat Siturday
utitler the allspices of Hie ttoikaxx'ay
Hunting Club members of that organiza
tion urn looking fonxnrd to even better
sport next Saturday, xxheti the meeting
xxlll wind up at Hewlett Hay Palk. I. I.
Tliere are no per cent, moje entries
for the laces pi lc ion next Satuida)
thin tbi'ie xx en- last Siitut'la) . n tf'tal
of slxtx-itie borc hiving been until.-1
Ii.iti'd fm the x eie'it" on the pro
grainine The xxeu'lits lollow :
Siirinir llnulii'ip. ihoiil fixe luroii2
Pnlifrl I" s iii.Iom . l',
Oxer nml i II 1 12 era lplfr 113
P.iv streak i:
XXoiol-lnirth llaiullp.xp: hunter: annul
thne iiltlcp "lio-t ;,ti. rail" eoiir-e
t 'l !( .Mei'll" .
i n'iiii r
ll0jneil r.
II'. Toretulni 171
i mi xx iii lriliniati li
NKW YOHK'H I.KXOIMi I III'. X I III:. AMI Mt ( ( I.HSI.H.
PMDIDC li'wsy tilth hi K, Ms.
tlVlrlKL Msts Tn-m'xt & it a IS.
Aiigiivttis Thoiiia-s' Orelet Anierlenn pliy
"A lllfi . r-r-A r
I VrCIIU ll wuy, 4-, St Kxenlngs in.
1-IliCUM Thiirs. A H.-it B an.
I'h.nlti I'rolimmi, Daxld llelsvo prpvenl
The Heart
of Wetona
FULTON
wr.i'i- nun st i:xe s in
MM. Tn-m'xr A Mat '.' '
AM Alio MIKT B lllll.lllinulx .
NGLIN-DLINN1
A WOMAN I!',', IMPORTANCE
"The nmariet Comedy In Tns n ' I'.xe. f uti
(GAIETY
r
II' oil
lllllrh
of llfl
Er
H'wsv, intti Ht Kxgs s an
Mst To-m'n A Mat a an
MRS. FISKE
II' oil shunt On- IVniKXlinnM
lllllrh In the funny lit II- town
of jlelnlMrl, I'n.
Erstwhile susan
NEW AMSTERDAM W1
.M riM i s i n m vx ,v s x r vp a.
Mil HI KIIHtTTRKKlia the
linniir lit aiinntiiiee Hint, al
Ihnllgh '-IIKMtV VIII." It
-till pl,i)lng In erunded
liull.e.. Ilils pla) iiiikI po.
iltrl) he xiltfiilraixn on ,.it
iirdii) nexl. Ma) I be Alii,
In order In keep faith Willi
I be Ptihlli'. lie will prei'iil
ill In r (ilaxs during III
-li il.e.iir.i'1'.in relx.il.
Tin: Mk.itciiA.NT or
JI.NM'i:" wilt aiii.rillnr.lj
be ulxeii lie XI Miiuda) eie.
iilng. Ms) stli. with Mr
llirlirri Tree a H)tiH-l.
Ml l.l.le I erg ii von as Pnrlla
anil Mr. I.jn llnrdlnc a
Aiilniilii.
ftEffiiiTMrfiiiYvisiTi
.iw.t..,.,.T.fl
-il - Ti.,1, eiCC
W Cv s an Mi Tnd'yWed Mat
.Itiliti
iinPmortny
Malerpu-ce,
sr i.v . .'O IT i IMl
.Justic
1 Ch.ttr.ui L.tlUtc
i" rw Hit
unni r ii'
It.illi.lItH .
InipUlMW
Hutilr. .tt-out two ttitl ,i h.-tlf niilr: hruh
iiuji p
I Kniht nf Mm i
rnurter Hn
Onrririnnmii
Cunrr ItIl
i; iii. ti IMclifr .
.inn II it. oii ...
I M ,1 MiAmmu.
Ml WpIi l .ittrr
MISS TUTTLE VERSATILE.
l-nees Iii I'mir llxi-nfs in ttllilllll
Xli-i-1 nf 'ri-m-liers I nlleuf.
Th.- fre-huiau lass nl Teacher Cot-
one ml M irliin
I. 0 m l I. I".
,1.1k.-'. 1.1 0 i'i
Ul,i'ei !" ' Ha .
1 in Ti ..i;ri..M
lli, i ii I., i a
i aii.i. r.ni i I J 0
i i t ( ltllf.i. 10n
I". ... - , .in 1 Par
I 1. 1. a T,..,.
ilit, . M f hi ainl I the JaXC
Itltnw
I. M I 'oltiml.ia. ixiiii the aiiliual .liter- j
class me. t al Minnie Miinn Held .'s-j
te-.lii). ,.,,nii: Junius I he seiuora
xxi te. s. ioihI xx lib 'ii polnls, the junior."
third xxiti l.'.iv poitils nml the 1-.111I10-inor.-
f'.iirtli ix"itl II', in , is M ..
Tut 1 1. I' was Ihe s',,1 of the in. ft m ut -i,g
je. o'nl in the .".It xai. l.iw lllitdl ' ill,.
f. en. nl m the ' Mil. I liltt.lles. II1M in
II tli'.. 1. 1,, I thiru i Hie ili,i 111
ami.
ir.ieile.-iltv all of the golfers I room
mi-tided by the various sectlonnl associa
tions xvill go on the national list, m the
? u .- x i.m,-i.ilH tin not xxant to nue.t-
tloti the indgmeiil of tho sectional arso-1
... i. ... ........... .i..- ,,.f ,il jnv I
I'llltlOtl liailllieil'iein in' J ' '
rale. Some golfeis w Hose names nave
1.....1. v...,. in lix I ho Western 'iolf Am-o-
elation will tint gel on the national list,
.a ii hi. been found that the) belong
t i clubs which are members of the Weft-
em i lolf A.-iso-'Iat'on but do not belong
i.i the Culled .States ilolf Association. I
As every golfer on the elUlble list must
belong to a club winch is a member of
th C st li. A. lho.se. on the Western list
ix ho did not fulfil this londltlon had to.
be dropped from consideration.
No such difficulty w.is experienced
with organizations like tho Metropolitan
and Massachusetts Uolf associations,
xvhlch will te't admit a club to member
ship unless it first has Joined the United
Mateo lolf Association. The Western
golfer xvho are Ineligible to play at
Merlon for this leason may sooner or
l iter for.e the Western ilolf Association
I in .1,1, mi a mint ar rule.
Although tin- I. i-t will contain only t
golfeis who if rating were to jie made
as in tb" past xxould be put at .. or les,
some of the ii men on the Metropolitan .
handicap list will be Included. That was I
done last car and th" pollc) will be
i otitinued.
C.ulfers xxliow name- do not appear on
I he list but who think that they should
be Included xvill Milt haxe the right to
ptoxe their Illness bx pla) illl! three
rounds on thiee dllTeient days on sonic
r-i ognlzed coin te and submlttliu the
n-eoi.l thus made to the l". S 1. A
.fcullxe cointulltfo for Us approval
Pi lb.- past the executive e.imnnttee has
been iiuli k to approve such requests and
lias added a number of names to Its
lists by that method
A hum of golf.-ts xxlll be glad In hear
trial .l.iineh A T.xiil- of ltalturol. chair
Ulan nf the liHiulleap loninilttee of the
.M.-llnpolltan I iolf Ass.s'latloii, Is on the
road to re.ovpi y from a case of pneu
inuiila. lie Is out of bed now. although
liu is st. II loiitliifil to his home
G
Ttt-m' J
a Mb a Mm
LUNuALHL M.t
LKO
DITRICHSTEIN
in ma tone ut Teiiunr-n
THE GREifr LOVEH
'm.'I'COHAN'S K'iV.!! ""m.x i-1 '.jl'iAnf'
Mitzi in 'POM-POM'
Mp, kI 1 1 .T,V, luetlv liii.,,., -illuhe.
LI3ERTY xVt;?.1' '-'i.' sr. t-yMiT.
sv..i:J(sov 'hiiVxV'
... me rniimiilintil
1 ,M lc.il l 'nin.ll
JIISKI'll
CVXV I llllliv
SYBIL
II x 4 ,, .st , llTMIATtT1
xl.il lei-. In in xx A Mat a II).
I AST0R
UITDEU
RP AsPn ?M
i i-l-if cr i ...n k ...
M. i l i 't in,!., t
.. ,ir,.i., II. 1.11 '1'JII.
rCUTIIQVsAve.
VM I
n2dit Mat. Mai a :tu.
tin.K IV Tiles A. Thills al .'I
llwlmf to the ureal ilemsnd, exlrs puptilir
priced iiwtliie.-iTiie(l Is-stnning Max sth
MMKI.NIKVItK'IH TEMPEST.
i'itii:s a.ii- to SI..VI. mi iiioiikh.
Criterion V.M,r.-B-.,r' V
W k Ills Ursndon T)nn's
"Xloiillil Knninntlc lrlh I'onieily.
The Melody of Youtb
AN I He KIlMMKRANR
HUDSON .
HARRIS V,i -' A-tWi'S!?1
GniiiiG3iiimii
Willi I III- l SIIII.iih-i III! I v IIOI.I.IIIAV.
1 "1UL M.ir- Tn-ni ix ,X s, ... r,
Wlifiiil'iVil;!,,!
REPUBLIC
vx'Ks r tan sr
Xlnl. Tn.iiix
Kxenlncssao.
Pop i A Sxl.
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.
r.terlneK Cilves
.iiuieer.
Ox -i
w'Mllirnry
.no xiMilvvxar
I" m f klliorn ..
in.1 Miro-xpnor ..
ldf Iteii yiiliii-e. .
' , v.". Hilly Jo'
.i Ha. e Purse. Ixx o-jear olds; msulen
i,. lucr ann a nan iiinnnKP.
1,'il.reell Jone.. 112
li. V'wrr 115
If.' Minxxsy OS
11: Sleenrr . . II-
- Tlir.e vear old and upward;
in ap, mile and an etililh:
I'll llrynlimah . . .107
c.ln Itsv 1"'
l'; One Mcp HI
To vear-old hillr; tho III
("iir and a half lurlotu:
11" Hox no
t'o May W 115
I in Jocular -115
111 so!CU It"
1 I un.a 115
ii. liter entry
I'urw- four jear old and up
ro ni.ii'Iin': tlx Iiirtnn;:
nie m: iiornthy Uesti .... 100
: Plnrenee llobertf... W
Vi" Kmbrotrtery Ill
117
selliu.'. threc'jeat olds and up-
' ' m'le and a lxlernth.
"' -1 1 , V I Outilr pom Ill
T-j . i , ii ' Coiiilj trillion Ill
I ' - ' ' i , v. ImiTr.-ioii 112
" " a i.V'M.-Adoo 112
P. Ml
v, 11... S. liu..-. t.. jear ohi and up
j !i a- .mil a -ixtenth
' ' ' ' 1"! W W Cl.uk I'M
T . i '"iMalsl DiilwetK-r .. 107
' ... lot llinxdv llnwd). 100
''-i ii :. Oruitiiliir 10J
TO-DAY'S PIMUCO ENTRIES.
' ' Tun e.ir nld, lour lurlonjui
' v 1 , seaifiill m
x in'i MaiioKiii 117
I" 0-i.-a , . Ill
( ' ', e Ihe Pal.ltieo Mrepleehai-e:
,. "ii,.. aril upward; s-llinz: lno
n i'
' -,r s
". r
" -1 n i.
'-' ' 'lam
h"
til - o'lu.x
i It,,.
, s , ,
Sn ,, ,
C .' K irt
s, -i i
l.' .
"'j A .
V '. , -
.,,.. S I- h
! II ,-K-''
I'
X .. X
1 T " .X I
ill 1 New Votk Motor Ikiat clubs, the Hamil
ton and Wavcrly Moat cuius ana tno
Knickerbocker Canoe Club.
STRANGLE HOLD IS BARBED.
I, en Is In Meet Masked Xlnrvel In
Match at Oar-den To.nluhl.
Slranglcr l.ew-ls will meet the Masked
Marvel In Madison Pquare Harden to
night in a finish match of catji as catch
can wrestling, best two falls out of
three. The strangle hold will be barred.
This will not militate against l!wls, as
lie was named Strangler only on ac
count of his similarity In looks to the
old time wrestler of that name who
perfected the old strangle hold and
caused It to be put under the ban.
Superior Hotline
lllin Vlcliio
Kenny MiCo.x of llalumoie outpointed
I'al .Moon- of Miniphls al Ihe Pioneer
Sporting Club last night In a bout that
was a repetition of the masl. iy of the
clever boxer oxer the rushing sliNgei
Moore sailed into McCoy all the w.i)
s-aliiglns his lids ti.-rcely, but th
stood bis ground .mil sr"t home in--
curate lifts and rights that enable,! him ,
to score a x h tut y.
McCoy's dev. r work made a (lei Vleil I
Itnptessinn mi the fair t-Ueil iroxxd. ,
He was the superior in ail bill four
rounds, the llftli nml ninth going to ;
Moore and the fuuitli and elelitli being
even.
I" i r - - Iti.- -six
I" i i viiir.l x . i;
I I'll III. let . llu'l
.'lei . S .tliu' ' It Xlt
ttur.l Tlni. 1 l:i
Hi"', ,11 V (' Hill' x
rilei Tilehenlrr nil'
fii.t'.i,.:- s.ii.tn.in,
10 U I" ."'I II .'ll.
. 1 1 in iii. i t: .iv.
i-l . 1 ii'j 1 1 In i.i, S3 .,0,
;-. iinm.,11.1. .viiiHk
II ulni, M..iire. lilra
rsn
I Mis H. Ko'ii
j Tut tie s. won In
' T .1-.. teiomls.
be pli..iomeniil t inie toi
T-.-re xxns ,'las- .-.iniieti:
I of the ex. -Ills l,.lt II i 'a'
Iifly gills and tl
- I
llrrhlit In lnli- Aanlnst Weber.
.Inseph 1'. Ilerblg. mme often kn.nvti
.is Welsh llabbtt Joe. will ttnet C.ti
Weber I'rlilay nlglit In a special mile
Ice skating laec at tho Palace Jc C.lass,
IMst i-treet a id St Nicholas avenue.
Weber has the n potation ol never having
been defeated In anything attempted on
skates. Adoliill Pllll.t'ls will dl.lllellKf
the xx , liner.
scion Mull lllls Hull Miird.
lIxsT liliANt.K. N. .1., May I. Scion
Hall ilefealcil Iliiiiulton College th's
llfteriioon lix a -core of II In ! l-'lf ti-cil
hits were gatlieted h the locals.
mi I Hi.. - -r-nir mi, I a half fur ..iik
Hit ..f Ii.xl'. Ill i Ix'lrti lilaum Iiujn
l'.1'.o an,l 1 It. m. M.- list... til
. I.H'pn l-., l snd fO .a. vx.md. Iluiirt.oi
I .. It: i Xnilrr... II I", llnr.l Ttiin.
in -s ; , ll.-ter Smllh. Iexli l.xnui
. C'li.lP Park alel Sal.t-ira al-.i ran
1 Thirl Il..,. slv furlong II ins. I"
......... I I M il Mill X I . J5 70. I' ml ..lid III" I""
I'"" ' ., T.xxx.r. IOh I .-.111 1 1 In u . !30 illl I
I.- TO. secol.l. i-lialmefs. II.' iTHjIi.r., I
IJ in, llilnl Time. I t: J -, llir. in, I 1
M.r ( hik. Kr al II, iVieta and Ttan-
.ll al-.i Ian
I'.iiir'li Hiiee-itn mile ind i lvle.-litli " I
llixh.rrx Cindli 10 iiinn.... 170. 11,
stel j 7, xxnii. ileerg.- Smith. 1 "is il.nr
tul, 13 1" ..nil 1110. iiii.I. I.ilmre I0'l
il.nieii. 17 Hi. lhlr.1 Tllllf. I.II2-. ,
i'..mi.ii.na.... link i.'l.nxn. Pr Carmen
ami Tie llru.'i-r il-u r.n
riflli Ila.e rne .i-niem m-i
thlee xea- "'I IUI II.JOO .,,1,1, , I on.
Mrilnlx lli.nilltnll. 117 (Ke.leil'
110 3". 113 JO .'Ill l 1110 tlr.l. pnltna II.
. XI it. k tl 7" and II 7 nnd. I'c'lv"
117 ii.irneri. 1170. il.lt .1 Thin I.I'
Man i;.tl. I.ailx .Vlxx.l'. I.mil.e " tr.
Smitln-rii la il-iip. Poppe. II I ll.- Cap. Il-au'x
sh,,i .m.l llupl l al.. I a li
-Iv'li liu..- I''.ir thre.--x...ir ,nli. U fm
Innir. Iluttiiliei tin i.Vlarlln. I loos
111 no and I", I", tittt, I. I .Vlurdi-U 11.
, MmiiiIh . II"." and 13 1" " '""' .
.Ir. I I. mi xi I 30. I lili I Time. I 13 i
I sua .Vti-li.i Cam- Una 'ill"' III..H I'i
I,i,iii. le-n Th n.kklxln Ulina 11.1 g
case .m.l It.-, nt If nt llir al.. ran
SXfl,lli Ila.e l-'i.l fmir xeil n..l n
,inni.,l. i"g par- '" """ ""' '" 1
ii li r in L i ,i,i. f,i. . - . . .
Ix 'li iiul l 1" ixi.ii IL ua Slat 10
13 !! .111,1 I - " .Il l 1 ""I'1
lain. t3 :." till" I I'lim 1 '
I'.ii,,- Miri..-in- Z..r.. 'ter. Lupin. tjn'
llnre , I'll- -ill . x I al' run
tnlt fd on the , !
I'll', i Inn tied I
team bas dia 1 i
n th. ...mi
last in ii ( i ri t
BOSTON BEATS GEORGETOWN.
I, liners n,i Must nf Their i-nrlnu
In I'liiiil liiiilnu.
P. . Mass. Max I llillora lied
j l c. geliox Ii Ii. I 'iree Ii.ts ill , ight I ill figs
' t i-d.l) ll'.sl Ml Colli gi- xx mr. I g X to 4
In tin titnl -om'iii 1 1. iii. mm '.el up and
the Wai-liliuii.n coi.. gians rapped nut
I four sati Ins, g. tl't'g thiee i ut e lln.sl-n
I balled Imtn Ulni'..-in .mil Hreslia 111
.mi l) fashion i:ti'H bx t n- x sitor
lo aeistf.l the l.c-al pla.xers to v.' tor)
The sc....' .
I I, ii I-
inn r was (lei"'! - , ii.i . ',, ,.Se j n n i 0 o . . i 1
a classmate of Mtt
,'.(1 aid hiii'dii r.n n
oii-.d"ie.l bx uiutix t
WINTER6ARDEK
ROBINSON II
CRUSOE, JR.II
Mst To-dav
.M-to$l .Mi
With AL
JOLSON
"r It v Kirs.s.'.m.
,oM.it rum' a :io.
MAXINE ELLIOTT'S;',"!;
A ,Mn i al
I omi i
ti. eeiT
dm. Il.no.
BOOTHS,
'Ji-i j j millnd j j 1 WTi
Ailm. free. 6 te t. Dlontr It no. sod s tt Csrtt
hkttlBc IB4 Otacliif st IMBOfr tn FuppfC.
EXTRA TO-MORROW (WEO. NIGHT
.Ni V iirk Most II- Ulllf 111 .Vlinlel-
i xiti.r. ami I'lii.i.s:
'.X.t nf II ... Kx S .10.
I Xlrftlnee Tn-lti IX 'J .III.
si ox ii xxri:k. i iiivimi:,
,'Viv . THh CO-RKSPONDENT
with ll.trriMin llutti'T and Nu-ni-n 'ltor.
Mls ITNWH K IH'l 14. Mi
ni h lj itul h.t
I .(COM Ml,( ItMKIM ari'I flit M
'rliK fir It w,, Kv. h I.i
t't Malinn To in u
COMEDY
ltt K of M'say
Jl ,n Mailn.- I'i
Kxt. s
da. i '.' I
iaru ct rin
J7 III 1 ,
A KING OF NOWHERE
nl liu' hit
..f Ii i r
LAST
WEEK!
Kdmiiml Hiee.' lleXV'lit l.nnlnir- Pdxxln
Niisn.ler. Merle Madd.-rn Itnlli I'leldlm.-
48th ST.
Till V l..il of II unj I v S 15,
Xl.it n.fiThiir A s it '.' I ,.
tlx-
Kiiffene
VX'tlter.
ritllin H wax aiuh Hi l.xg.s l-i
vnsiriu si.,-,0 Mm. T.fin 2i'i
I -.1 h
Time
s II II
I e. II
I can.
LYRIC
i x
To -
Tlir.ATIII ISd Vet iifirnt)
r qrM?iifa
SHUBERTTHEATRE
SOTHERN
'J XX I I'll fur
XX 4 1 s( hi si,
,Vjt To 111 xx .V. SHI J
Preent
IP I XXI 111' KIMi
ni'.s"i:i'rr acthipi i t m
PRINCESS x,".' ",
V Sexx XI r al I
VERY
II ;i
in x. .V '
ir-iedx' That
I x .-. s .-ll.
at -JO
I HtlTfrrnt
GOOD EDDIE
In-1
uv Ktri I '
Thf
,i v o .it
1 1 cniHir
.tiiil i itiK
i I " t I Joint
l.s .if
the I
did I
x..- : g.'t.'u tl
In nnd
II. I
I'uff
n n 0 II n 1 II
ran an 1 life
HaKHti
3 4,4
P in tu i: .in.
-t tie
I
I
s e.-ii-iisf ii- lint I'.-iiii sintr.
GUril'ORD WINS TOURNEY.
nil llrlv.-r Is l.-ini- In I'lniil mi
XX 4. I I II - I II lillll.S,
' "' I.VsU'V. M.l-s . Mi) I .lose
jlillllloid nf W.h.iP. 1 1 nl XX. in tne lltiil
inali 'i Hi the WnM isloii i lolf 'lull loin n;i .
i tin-lit I'.iliu. ib liat 'i. g A II li'sidale nf
tne '.ionic i Itib and I litlUfniil l.d nil
Mh- wax yetting a t-en-.u .ti.ll II at tlie
j Hist 'line
' XX'ii ll 1 1 e mat. 'i :' lip
I f ix or i f the "I"!! " I
nun i- 111. -.xte. i i'i r.
bole an eigl't f ..t i.'i'l
hole ill 3 I'.ii I- ! I
' m x.'tit. . "' i end. d t'ie
xi:.v.lei'. Max- 1 Vfier holding the
.--x lai'tie'- I tiix'r.ix t...eiiii team itu
I .. s !nr six itniiiics VA'ardacl.. Penn Stiite
ixxnlir. we.iKen.sl and fialded Sxi.iciim-
to s, ore a victor) here th s afternoon, i
l.-x'..r- J to 1. l'.-nn .tale .,..-i its ,ine
inn in the tlilrd inning. 1 lie seme
i: II i: ;
m.l :i i" pl.n hi
p'ax r. i i ,',ia'i
" lie fi.l.d to
pp. I ll.i'XC't the
1' ll.en on the
'II' b
I'.ti I State
sx iliii
II... te. I..-ali'Xl..i;i.ii.
U " I 0 ll
0 0 ll ll "
ii ,1 n o
. o " x
in, I Xtcnre
I otl.'cc lla-i'luill lt.'iit..
11 ii '.- . c . lienrvel IX 11. I
M i . l-urx i' , Irpe 1 inlxeiti'' t.f X
M-'t "
IT' I, . 'I I.. .XL ! .1
i , ' x 'tl .... I V ru n .XI
a.. Ii - ii'
X 1,1 n ,1 I ' it . , ' I Ix er-il- I
METROPOLITAN WW
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY IfiTH
I ALL STAR
EXTRAORDINARY
BENEFIT
JiMli
OPERATIC other MUSICAL STARS
mi Irh.t1f nf Ihr MnlMtt I'd tun- ainMii;ii
in .!. I-l tn tin- 11 iii tow nit III Iti lWMr nf
THE ACTORS' FUND OF AMERICA.
iimler liu ilir"'ttnn "f
Drttiifl rrnhfjutt rrmldfiit ri.r 1 uiiH
rftnl .tunil i mlit. Mi 'li.iiriUein Miitiu.'
1'ioliirt' i .iiiiiMisCii
GERALDINE FARRAR
and ANTONIO SCOTTI
in m4iimI ,n'( .Mnw Hut(er11
FRITZ KREISLER
MME. ALDA and
LEOPOLD G0D0WSKY
.lllil Ml IMT iliMincitUhiit mtl-ii'.il l tr ( )M
;tiinniiiii cil n ltillMk' a .hrl.tll, jirrpiitnl
now H
Me. Pnl.M i (tnrl lull Oft lirtr.i
I'nimUr lTlr' I in tl tlnt fir I
KOK OFF ICR OPKNS TO-MOKKOW
7
Vr-.,'
s I IIXII I III
Initial!!
HIS
HIP HIP HOORAY
.11 s v .X Ills ll X" ll New l.e
SI, 00
Sni.iila x X i.ni l.i.l
ii.- ,ia Itjllel.
II II rnMd"
I i V sa) Mai
J-.el .ll Ml
i - .1 in I i
Willi ii..l
'Hi'
I l i XX
Americas Greate
i
I'uff. .
I'
pomler
I L. i nlioil .
' . Ktiiimo
ll'i Jitxerame
' VI,.. nulnnl..
1 1)1 I'lllllll .l,lll(,.
II.. Ilatlirv
1 I'i Pifilemy
. 11".
. II..
.. II ".
. 1 '-"
.. 117
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13 i
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING
MluiUtlic Kxenlt To-dar.
HA MB BAWL.
Hrjant x. Neton ut l)ne
land
I'ui-e; thru- x'.ir'iild an( up-
i'i ie .
ir.Judse VVnrllt US
ll .'Malxxarl llilrn 110
liol
' Hi. i M .-mien three ear olda and up.
v I ii luiue
W 'Trend po
. . . I'm ll. dnlil! 105
N" n- . ... Il.'ii 'tinlileii llniir ion
PJil'KMe llonern !i
Piil.lfl 1'0
i liu ln and Out (,-,
' . .-bclluiti tunjear-olil.; Jour fur-
i PI, in. rin
i" Him Otm
. Ill' I nxe.
I" llnlileii llaiilum
'"' Ilixerdiil"
111 -Lull. in. i i(i
, -ii'lni 1 1 . t.. 1 1 c-n j. ; ihr.r je.ir
xxard e x tiirtnni'-
id Ji .Juninr . ...
i'i.' Hi iwlinii.e
. . Kx, K(i"le!i.i'
.. . I'll'i'iiiitaln I'arr
., .11" T;ieil(
. ... MilOmtund
... . P. Lnhetiitrlti
... HOP'liff lUxen
'ti .... lw Sa'.yrima
. Hill
lUie Pnme: three rear olili
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mid
ItU'hmund lllll Xf. I'Iu.IiIiib t lllrhmoml
'"t'pmla i'nllege, x. Pordhnm Prep t
''"'r'JI.'.'aTc 'vlfHaekenimek t JUckfn.ock.
TBS Nil,
i:ramn 1111 Adelplll at Adelphl
'p'olV Prep v, Klng-ley Hchenl nt l'.ex
Pell, N. J.
The Imi-eljall team of All Hallown In-
Ktltiite xx'im from tne nine oi wo "
Halle eiiterilnx' nt Lenox Ovnl by a
Deere of 1" to 3. I'ltrlier Joyce of All
Hallows xx!iH . large fiit'tor In wlnnlnc
hlh own itnnie. He Rot two Mingles und
a triple In four limes up. The iicore:
ill llallnxxa I I ( H ! 1 0 X 10
D, I , H.Ue 0 0 0 I I I I 0 1- I
Hutlerle- -ln,-. and I.ewlfi I.eonrl.
KIliK and Ml Donald.
l.'ft' Kliltersnld
1'I I'lrililblllcin
I'.'', Illuminator
KliiBflcy oliool won frnin Montclalr
IllKh tlila nfternoon hy a heore of 7 to
in I " Speni't'f rieinn IIKIIIII imimi nin n
in hull. II" iill"w'il only two hltH nml re
hi I.i. .a nieive In- the Htrlkeout route.
I,1' I MunlrlHlr eeored lt two runa In tlie
fotirlh, when hieniM iiuieicu mr a i.ri. i
lierlod alio" walked two men nml made
wild plti h. Heavey nnd Hlnifham each
not thren hlth for Klnrnley. while Ven
drell (-hulked tip n double and a triple.
In hln last two (rnineii Fields han Allowed
hut three hits and fanned thirty-four.
Thewwe: n.n.B
:?oioi?x In ?
llitt.irlei Miller and l.xxli Held and
llliilliatn,
lit
inn
Loulu U Mclntyre, Hthlctlc cnaeh of
fi't. .Inline Piep, leMi'iil.ix i-eiil a fnrinal
prole-l to tliu iiiiinaKeitieiit nf tlie I'nl
velty nf PeiitiH) Ivanla nudlm-i I In- vle-
tOly of ft, AlllilllH S'llinnl nf V,lrlllll!-
ton, 1). ('., Ill une nf Hie piep lelav
daft-en at the i-:i i in v ii I mi Satiirilax.
Ht, .lohn'H heat the St. Vilnius iinirtet
ill actual eninpetltlnii, nut xx.is ilisiiiall.
lied fnr I'lllililliK the last till . Ukk xxilli-
out a hatntl.
In IiIm protrsl i'ii.icIi .MelntMo allei!iH
that Wallace, riinnliiR Him Inr St VI- ,
han.. ilelllu'ialely f.nilnl I.eKa.x Tilppe.
who Htail.il for Ihe XV llloimlilix axeiuie
M'hool, Tlie foul Mipii.ril tn liaxe
heen cntnttillted ntt the third turn, xxlien
Wallace Mruclx Tilppe ixllli Hie Inilini 1
III Ihe etninach 'I'IiIh iiiiiiiI the latter
tn drop hie lialmt anil I n xi ial jnril.
Willi the pliili'M ni-lil MatctnciitK nf
eex'eml epei-tiilniH who tax iliej eaxx' III,
hloxx- .ind a ilnelor's cei till, ale kuIhk
that Trlppe Ik etil In the Moiiiich,
S'lKillliI tile prnlrM lie upheld the llt
piisltlnn xxlll K'i in the llnnil.l.x'ii Piep
repreeentnllx if. T'rlppn eulil ,x eMeiilay
that lin did not realize he nt the lialini
until live jarila from iho llnh-li '
A ineeline of tin' Inli-iM'lii.iil (Inlf
l.eaBiie, which cninpi'l".- 111. hili
hi'IiiiiiIm of the .'My, xxlll I"- held Dili
iiflci'iinuu nt III'- Ie Will I'llntiiii IllKh
Pchonl, Tlin i-eeelnn xxlll He held in
Knom SIB al I .15 n'cloi'lx
I'oly'H leiinlh leiini xxah M'hiiliileil In
play I'IiihIiIiik lant H-niinliy. Inn ilie lat
ter failed o put In nil iippeaiaiici-,
Tim ryi'lltiK erase Pan Invaileil tlie
hitlll efhniilx. The lln.xe lllelli Si In "'I
litis orf!Hiil(d n i-yelliiK i'luh, A inecl
ItiK will la- hrhl nil TliurKday. II is Ihe
Intention t" iiniiiuie dual units txiMi
nllier si-liool!. The nlllceie nf the rluli
me: President, I iiilii hai ill x ici -pi-en.
dull, lliiniaii, and curclai), Sin? r.
O'CONNOR TO JOIN RED SOX.
XI il ll hill III Ili-Ui- Plli'lin- l.rls
I'liilli-rlnu llll.-r,
I'.lp: I'.iiflx i I'l'.mniii. 1'itiltei nf lie
Man'i.illati I'nl.ij. Iiiieliall l.atn, pn.li
alilx ll) mkii xxltli tin' P-celi'ii Atiie uan
l.ciKiie Cliih al Hie ' Iiim- of s, h.xil In
June. Hill I '.ii i-iBiin i-etit him a Matter I
ItiK nlfer .vei-li nlax mid I i'i 'minor e.ml
he piiiliabix xxnulil ncci.pt. I 'i -x inn P
the lleii Snv prnpo-lllim the Miiiiliatta'i
Pnllme hex niliM hud tecelwd eexcral
lniln, eiiienU rtini VX'i.slein chili. ,
i ii-iiiitiiif has plaved xxitli Ihe vat Mix
nine font xear;. I nil I tl K Hint nine In
!i,;i In d -exeral no Hit aii'i ' "i" " '
lie Is a i inn' t' inner ', '
lias
Kami e
HAYMES
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Haynes users enthusiastic boosters.
See this wonderful car the car that has been the
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in int'oniiiiiK thoir
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Scotch Whiskies
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r. 0. U. Kokomo, Ind.
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1365 Bedford Av
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