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12 J? THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1916.
Benton Pitches Well, but Mamaux Pitches Better, and Giants Lose New York Woman Tennis Star Wins
ONLY FIVE HITS FOR
GIANTS IN OPENER
WITH THE PIRATES
Benton Loses Ills Title ns I'n
hentcn Southpnw of Hie,
191G Senson.
ROl'Slt HAS NO LUCK IX
FIELD OH ON BASKS
A! M'iiux pitched for the Pirates.
Al Mam-ux wast good. The answer, an- j
ether S t 2 defeat for our (Hants In Iho i
opening homo engagement with the
Pirates.
Itube Ronton opposed Mamaux. He I
opposed tho young Snioko Town Marvel ,
as an unbeaten southpaw of 1910. n
dropped out of tho game, after eight
Innings, with a chalk murk on his tlate.
I'crhaps Hcnton was due to lose. Per
haps Mamaux was In lino to get bad! at
McGraw's challengers for some of tire (
humiliation to which they subjected him
during TrUent vis It to the lair of the
....... .i,i.,u. ti. nti and
crlevn over sullied milk.
Kobe Held. (I I " I U' bad game,
lie lias l.ltc e.1 lie let'. Iled.d.rt do-'
. rvotu wit tern. The IMra.c,
Klrlrdi wis never at a disadvantage. ,
leei irusi. n h"-." - - v
Yet ho held New York- to five hits. A
brace of these was hunched In each of
tho third and ninth, those rounds which
Brougnt a iniiy apiece
Benton was hit almost twice as lmtd iim
Mamaux. Yet ho kepi toe in..r. n
ll eegregated that IMttsburg s runs
came very hard.
lllnchman Horn it Lot.
Good ns Mamaux was there might
have been another ending to Urinous
effort but for lllnchman. the nnc ent and
honorahlo guardian of right Held for
the Callahans. It was known nil along
that lllnchman was more or Icsh partial
to southpaw pitching. Wit '"' """ ' " ' ,
before suspected him of being hoggtsn. ,
... . 1. it,.. l.i,l,. show of
imiiSur-'H-i Ac He ;,letcd three of,
J'lttbburr ,H .niaii.. lie ' it-,,.oro,i
tho nine hits made by his side. "I "or'' ,
two of his team's three runs. Iho one
vfc did,,1! carry over himself he knocked 1
-Sro It wis r tther cvaspcrattng for .
r,CT.S- VC; 1? , tolerate such cf-
frontery from a habitual "''"fher"
when a man of Wagner . calibre a
popping up weakly all uttornoou or tap
ping schoolboy grounders at the Inllcld-
""now there aie n few other painful
it.,,( p.ill fur the scalpel. rm
cannot'be classltled as eMimplei- of either
cannot u ci. ssi.i... ... 1 , . ul,(, , . x ic,,rus. hitting suc-
S'lt MMta! boneileeded in 'driving Wsey and Major off
-n.i .lm.w nf either Mamau or Heiiton. ' the mound and Inning the opcnltw game
To begin will, i:!l!le 1U.U.I. had as 1-r I,, hollow fashion s ,0 Vaughn did
a day a" he b, llkclv to have In a .M-
2on"H li nt! TS" on.let-study of
Davev Itoiicr'tson llgured In a nu.inber
of Ininortutit crises and usually lisurcd ,
of Important crises and ustt-.i
wrong. . . , ,.
Fltsl off he jiiesieu niiniwniai
. ..... ...".1 oi.,..l.. t.pfire he
ing IO piny in "''"-
01 a gup 011 mi- "" .
,. ,. i, 1,1,1 sinulril. was on scconit 1
m. iturpfiire. was able 1
7' , , ..'h,t' ran to right where
"i -- - ff .
a clean throw might hae cut otr tin
run In the fourth, with one out. Hindi-
' ,, .incled to I'lctcher. Schulx lined !
man HiRleil to I iciui . Itoush .
aganisi uie n-ui. , V, ,, 1
played the ciwroin badly, liie bill goi
behind hlin 011 the rebound and went
for a triple that sooted l'lttsb.irg's sec ,
ond run. Kltlur error of commission 1
might be ixcus.-d. The oungster took
despc-tate chances which the occaslon-t !
demanded. ecii If l.e failed bolh tlnii.-.
Illiii-liiiinn Mn llousli. I
But there was no Justification for a
bneTrumi.ng m.s.uKe Uoush niade in the Mann Zininiern. nn- -winned-ninth
Inning. Ho was on third with o nc jul( Mf , ,M... .pi.tia.yiphi.i, ;:
out when Kletclur lined far down lb'' ! rtiuwo, I Mrud mil-Hy Kixey. 1; by
ilirht line to Hlnehm.in. Itoush took for Miner, 1: by cwhjor. by aiulin. 6
ame'r.'..-.., the slothful H.-."" VWS sV'Sfi
could not make the catch. He was al- . .. o!I i)c-,K,r. t Hit hy pitched
iimr acros.s the plate when lllnciiman
managed to make a in ten. Itoush had
to double back to iniru 011 a iuhk ..j
that should have stored him easily. He
(.cored a luoiueiit la.ir, it Is true, Inn that
Is outside the (lueetlou. It was bid
baseball. Itou-di should h ie made sure
of tho run. (Itantlng llinchiii.in could
not nuke the catch, the 1 miner would
have had time to walk home from third.
McQraw. coaching at third base, trie
In vain to keep Kdd e on his wrK uiii.i
lllnchman titled hb argument with the
77 a' Z t-wUh' Ma, "in
1tTtlTtuTTmuJ
Zei inc., came to hat. Kau.f died
stealing In the fourth after bcltK hit by
a. nltched ball w til two out. llunw
walked with J".."''.--.-.11.
UCIVI W 4VBII IH''vu - " -
was hit starting the seventh, a sl'p that
might have coiit Mamaux deatly. For,
after Henny Jvnulf fanned for Hie sec
ond time and Fletcher tiled to lllnchman,
Fred Alcrkle connected with one In Mer
kle fashion. It looked like a home run
Ht first, then Ilka a three ply swat stiic
But IJalrd, who was In left Held, went
back quickly for a lieautlful barehanded
catch. Ho barked his fingers: un the
boards no badly that he had to retire
in favor of Harney. Hut hn saved one
run at least, If not two. 1iaey Hobeit
on, pinch hitting for Hcnton, singled
In tho eighth Inning, Two were nut,
unfortunately. I til ins fouled high to
Gibson.
Atiool the Hun Cetliiii:.
Now ns to tho run making. Carey -ln-
clod to stai t tho game and ailviuicid
while Meiklo wan attending tn his con.
temporary's grounder. McKechnle scared
I ti rnv nurlf t f coiiami ti hilo Iia u-.m
throwing out Wiurner. 1 1 in. Iihi.iu'h l.li
on which Itoueh iniuln 11 slight fumble,
enabled Caiey to break the Uo,
McKechnle, the (Irst (limit to get on,
started the third Inning with n rloan
lounie down the left foul lino, .liditi
,, ,.. .loun-
TJ'Tn .."'"".'"r naiiiioM stop f 1tllKcrt, e In the winning run In
and heat Rarl.Un to tho bag after beat- ' th g. Stevens ns.sumed
Lv,,' .""I", i'1."",, " "T "'" MrH t early lead, only to have Kutgers tie
ttr, inniVlSk,, ,,lJ ,,KH" "'r""1 ti e sc.ro In the seventh, getting four
orrsooiotr "it9 -
:ari),,el, and Sc , tripJ.'f; '1
win ono out in tho foutth gave the
saved Ilenton xv n e, K "j "
i
running catch that robbed Caiev of
three base hit In tho llfth. Maiiiauv n1
eomenf linfrirn t,...i un,.in.a .. .... ... '
;.".' ""ll Olliy Dllft
"""l'""'"''y ""''I' this catch John. I iu-.-i.er :li . 6O0 2 1 o!Jol,n,on.2b. lid .i 411
Mon scratched a single thmugh thn box.isiiler.il 3 1 1. 3 no'Ciitier.ss.... 232 0 21
..u 1.1.1 in carne, as Wagner nulled ti,i
Rarldcn. Pittsburg elluclHil the l-iiiiio
with still 11 ihlr.i .1.. .1. K !
iiinnh,r.V.. L 1.. " h'x,h'
-.ii. ono it sinKie, nun huh
time hchultz sacrificed, Doyle bately
managed to get his finger tips mi Kurd's
.high grounder. It rolled on loward con
tro field nnd lllnchman heat Knurr's
throw to the plate.
Grounder MeKrelinlr'a Ileal,
Boush walked and Doylo singled with
nona out In thn ninth, but JlcOraw
scorned playing for a tie. A bunt by
Kuuff might have arranged for a cntinle
of ruiia. Kenny, who was unable to
Results of Yesterday's
Big Leagues and
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeslerday'a Rosalia.
Pittsburg. .1. New York. 2.
Hronklti. 7i Clric-lrin.il I, 4.
St I.e. iili, lloeton, 1
Chicago, n Philadelphia, :,
iiKTAii.Kit staniiinipof thk ii.tn:.
1
CLUDS
-
K Si I
c i C
ulu
9,
3
il IS .7! I
Brooklyn..,
5
31 f
3) 1
l '
74 IS lll.X,
New York.
tl tS AW,
'111
J: 3
Philadelphia
m ,.iih;
Chimin...
Cincinnati.
4 33 3i .ins
Plttsburt- ....! 5
6 30 7.1' 4IM
:!
Bolton.
s in riMa-i
SI Lntua .
I'll
Games Inat
is ii js'ji ':
i: ij-p
To-dn's Schedule,
I'lttshurg In New York. V
'liiclnn.nl in llrn'iklyn.
ft. Louts In Ho.ton.
Chicago In Philadelphia.
mnUo much Impression on Martjaux's
Pitching, was told to take n clout. Ills
lly ran led far enough to put ltotish tin
0.....1 1.. ...... .1 ...i . .....1 li.i.
limn. I loyie men stole eoconu. riciciicr
lined to 1 lliichman. but Merhlc rattled t.
single off Schulti's gloxo that scored
limt.lt and sent Do lot., third Morkle
stole second. Hut with a single needed
only Hill McKcclmlc'H best was an easy
gruunder to Vlox. Tho score:
riTThUL'UO N. 1.), XKW YORK (N. L )
Carey.cf... 4 112 0 e nurna.lf ....
,,,,,,. ,b ,ol h od llouih.rf .
i i 1. i .
JUl J V V
3 1 0 4 00
.10 1 0 3 0
3 00 2 1 0
Warner.. 4 00
1 0 DoUe.jb..
lllnch'ii.rf. 4 13 3
no naun.ci
So Ill 11.3b.
Jl ! 0 0Flrt"her.a. 4 00 2 5"
llainl.lt .. 2 I 4
llarney.lt.. 100 I
co.Mrrme.In,, mil" vw
0 0 !cK'mo.3b. Ill'J 40
1 P Ilarlilen.c.. 3 00 3 0 0
SOlienton.p... soo 0 30
J 1 'Holier! son. 1 0 1 " 0 0
viox,:b.... 4012
!lbon.c. . 4 0 0 6
Mamaux. p 301 0
- -iScnauer.p.. oou w u
Jl 3 9 0, -
Totali .
1 Totals. ...-:(.:. u
nailed for Itentan in Iho eljhth Inning,
Pitt'hurir ... I 0 0 t n t " n 03
New York .... 00100000 1-:
u.(t l,.,w. Iltl.burF 6. New York, f.
TltPP t,,w , .s(.,ultr To haw hit !
Kv.-h.,, v.r.i 1,,.,. mi h.ill oil .M.mtaux.
:. Mr.n-k mil II, 3JanM.it. 4: by 11-i.lon.
1 fii.Tl lice tut .icluilli Molen baes-Do)lr.
Mkle Hit by pitched lnU--Hy Mam.un.
: (i,nj1(., K.mni ltil Ott lieiiiou, s 111 emht
umtm.; nrt Mh.iurr. 1 m one Imiini I nujire
in chief -l!.irrim Kielil unipire-lllsler.
Time-I hour and -) minute.
CUBS MANHANDLE PHILLIES.
! mill Mner Knm-kril Out f
lint score Is H In
riill.AI'ti.PiIIA. 'June The Cut
tit.ule their llrst nppear.inco In l'lilladol
not have to work l.atd to win V
hlg lead tally be took m titers
throtighot A home run b S.iU
tho lilttlim of Williams. Immerma
With a
eav
- and
1:111 and
it'tavath featured, The M-ore :
l'tlll.A iN I.i CHICAOn ,N l.
atirhti.K ah r II n a o
Iirntt 4 .1! M.ftliy.:!. .13 : 50
MoliolL.ti. 301 t
,,.,. ,. n
.ie '.Hiiluu.rl 4 10 1 "0
n vvtiiinms.ct ..13 1 "
rr.ir.Vih.rf 4 12 1
CM inn, It.
! 1 1 3 0 0
Whitlt.l.lf 3 00 3 oo 7.im ni.in.3l. 103 1 0 ft
i.uueriis.ltl 1"- n I' ..iirr.11..,. .
.H.k(.rt,rl 3m . ooAnhir.e. .
Kilhfrr.e.. :'ii ; : Ol-Miilliiran."
Ilurin.e... I - tH'Vaiuhn.p
Kixe...... 'o ft seFi'eher.e.
3 11 !o
: 1 1 : 00
3 11 4 1 0
4 11 o O0
:on 4 00
'Iirne... , 1 (in a no
.,tr,,, 000 to Totals ...31 It T, 0
(h-.oiiirr.ii ;o 1 o'
tAlcxambr 100 00
Tolll 3l I: ,
.ii.n.p.i 0r Rixey in iho ihlnl Inatn?
ii..iiit-ii iui v.itiBir ii in-- in,,,,, .,,,,,,,
Cln.-a?ii .1 n t 1 : 0 1 0 o-
piiiUis-iphi.! a 0 0 0 0 11 t o 1
lilts -!lf llney ; In three hiiiIiij.; oil
M.i,rr I In two inniiu". oft (sn-hser 3 111
Inn. IMtlltli:. Tw O llrtSO ll It Wlllt.ini'.
.,.11 .ly ta.er iMiilli5.ini wild pi n.
(ic.hscr Pinplif
In
ihlel Iljroii Kield I
umpire-(Jui.Mcy
Time-1 hour and 1" min-
utes.
BRAVES ESCAPE SHUTOUT.
(iiller Holds Them Sale r.xiTpt In
Sixth Inning
noflTOV jmf. fi,The Hravcs dtopped
' ""0' J",,?' ' rl, ,llri:in to-
'- , ,
Bxt;n;,Ilf,1 three'l,lts i.rovented
'
".ns over The ecore:
ST l.Ot'18 .N I. ; BOSTON ,N 1. ,
, ., h 41, '4 M.irani'e.M 101 3 30
' . smith.ef 2ft0 3 i OIKsnt.Jh. 101 2 10
MAV'StiliV.lii. " U!vr'
1 ft n 0 (. 0
100 ii 0 1
Wilson rf . 4 0 2 1 ft OlCnnimlll.rf. Oft ft n Oft
Hruel.:b... 4 0 0 4 1 (minimi .. uui 11 on
snvik-r.i- .. 40'i 3 oltl-'omtilnu.. 0 0 0 ft 00
Co'rhlll.'f 3111 1 Ol.M.lsee.i f 4ft0 3 (10
Sillee.p. . 2 0 0 t 2 0 Kimeu hy.lh sou; 0 1
IJII lllllll.OU JM" V
Totals 30 2 6 27 10 0
Fitni.-i'ik.of 2(10 1 00
Traai-'-er e 3 11 A no
Hudolph.p . 3"0 0 4 0
Total M I 27 11 I
it,.iiwl fnr Wllhoit 111 tho sixth iumnr
Halted lor Connolly In the ninth inning.
titan lor Collins In the ninth Iniiim.-
t l,oun ooO(i 050ftv-2
Hn.ton ooooniofto-i
Three base hit -ncseher Stolen liases-
Jack hmith, Wllhoit Collins , S.K-nfieo lit!
allie saiTitue lly Jack Smith Double,
iilay Maramllle. Kg.ni and Knnelehy I-lt
on buse-St. Louis, I.; Hoston. 3. First b.i
011 errorSt Uui First b.ie on balls -Off
sill" 2: off ltu.loll.h, 2- Hit by pitched
lull Iiv Sallee iCollinsi Stru.-k out -lly
s.illee. '3: by Itu.lnlph, c. Umplrn In 1 hief -il'Day
Field unipire-Eason. Time-l hour
and 3 minutes
ERROR WINS FOR STEVENS.
I
! Cnteher I'nrley
of Ituliiera Prep
MnLes Mlaonr III Sevenlh.
Stevens won from Kutgers Prep yes
terday before the annual I'oiiiiiiencement
crowd on the former's Hold hy n ncore
f - t), ,; An crIor by Catcher Parley
, "' ''.-J, ...i:..., '.,1'a
. iii-iii ...... ..
1 1- fvor of wnfrflcld of Kulgeis.
The
I scorn
HUTHKKS
RTKVIINS.
lib r h P a e
lib r ll p n e
c,'ral.lf f. 2 I 1 OSTrold.Of
SI
4 11 I in
Unis-eon.ri m . " inine.e, ., it; s 10
hro'nini lb 4 i n ft 0 lielloff.p . 4 00 ft 40
hiramUb 411 1 1 "'Striiii'm'n p ft 0 0 (1 no
Willer.M. . 40ft 1 2 lMeinory.3b. 201 I 11
F.nl.y.1'.... 4 2 2 7 II
Wehh.rf 4 do n 0 0
Wllti.enn.p 3 0 1 t 4 0
Wat' Held. p 10 1 0 00
x oil ti.--.it).... 3 in 10 no
Farns.lf,,,, 3 0 0 4 0 0
I'olnls ,.30 6 7 24 0 41 Totals. ,.20 7 6 27 13 2
Klttlier. 1 1 ft ft ft 0 4 ft 0-6
Steen 1 0 3 0 2 0 1 0
Left nn baara-tlutirra, 7. Slevrn.. s Two
base hit-Colter. First hast on hall.-Orf
llellnff, 2; off Wlltpenu. 6. Slruek out-lir
llellnff, 6: by Hlriippman, 2; hy Wlttponn, 4:
hy Waterfleld, 3. Uiiipiri'-Mcrllr. Tlme-2
bout a.
. ffWZ I-'av WITH riTTSnCRO.
lllOi. M, rolo Qrounda, Aim. tic. Adv.
Games in the Two
Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Detroit, 3, Ho.ton, It.
In St. irfiuld'New York, ruin.
In Cleveland-Washington, rain.
In Chicago-Philadelphia, rain.
drtailrii htanhino of tub cubs,
CLUBS
i
5
lc
ClfTfliflll....
i 4'
I) 37
IS .BOO
New York. .
4' I7!..V4.1
I,-
'Washington,
t 741 in .Ms
"sil"33,"5t !o33
Boiton...
Detroit.,
y i
II1 771 5.1 1.4 Ml'
Chicago,,
i o
"il i
Hi
II
I
St. Lous...
.1
1
IK SAl.ttO
!Phila.ielpM
i lit m'.nui'
Oimtl lost....
It 91
91 9)
95 9' 177
To-day's Schedule.
New York In St. I.oula.
Washington In Cleveland,
Hoston In Detroit.
Philadelphia In Chicago.,.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE."
Yesterday'a Kesulta.
nalilmore. 3: Newark, 5.
Toronto. Si Knehestrr. 1 (first tamt)
Iloi-hP'ter. ; Toronto, : taeeond came)
lluffjln. ; Montreal. 4 inrat game)
liiiftalo. Montreal. 6 (second fama).
l'Tovidemr. , Illchmond. .
MandUic of the Club.
W. I. vc.
W T. PC.
ProTidence. ;2 It .(7
Newark. ... i it j,u
ILiltlmore. 14 11 I.v
Montreal... 14 il .411
Muffalo is IT
Roohetter II 11 ,424
Klchmond.. IT 1 .tOoToronto
1: K .til
Tn-day'a hchedule
Newark tn Il&lllmore.
rrorldence In Richmond.
Iloeheater in Toronto.
Hutfalo In Montreal.
ORIOLES TROUNCE NEWARK,
Witter Accounts for Onlr Two
It 11 ns .Mode by Indiana.
HALTlMiirtK, Md., June 6. The Orioles
defeated .Ww at k tills afternoon by a
score of 3 to 2, Tho gamo was the
fastest il.iyed 011 the local Held this
Wf.P Iflutl...- I.,,. ..n t. ...... .. A ..
Tliuelf hit. h Tu ,i,).. .i r
won the game for Haltlmore. Witter
was resnonn li .1 for the Iwo uenre. I.v
Newark. He ilnwe In Hie first run in
the opi nlng Inning and scored the other
himself on a homo run. The score:
.-r.tiAlin HALTIMOKK
. , , r 11 P a e ah r h p a e
V.rVl!l--n .1 - ??.? ??ihl'''-b.--... 4 I 1 3 4 0
mVi.. liVL W.S""0"-.;' 31 1 1(1
ff'li H JS!T"mhlT'lf (M : 00
llZji ' in? S XX m,1,i,r;rJ iJ1 ! I"'
..leher.ef Iftl : on'ltiiter.3h. :o l (,o
....... . ,. v . u i.rjiie.e.. .Jill a in
leily.... .3 0 1 1 eCMcAvoy.c. j o 7 Ift
v;;,'.m ' in 2 II Sherman.,.. 300 1 :o
hnntht.p. 300 I1HI'
TtL M 1 c n
Tct.il. .33 2 d 21 It; - -
iy.V" 1 .1. 0 I ft ft ft ft ft :
li.iltlmure 2 0 t ft 0 0 o 0 x-.l
Tun ha hit lliirjin Tliree hae hit . Mil-
Irr Home run Witter sarrlluv hlt-Hii'
M1 ..J'1 ,.nIrn. Tnmbly. I.anur. ltu.ll.
;.'"... '.'":V"'-,.'.'.'-,..- Lr,"p n"d .Hrt
Hit by wMi"SLiifl
."-" snerman. ; ny Knnaht. S.
"... . . ' : .- . 'J .
iSl wi K 'i uniPlre- .t.-Olf Mitchell, s In four innlnt.. olf
lari liter. Timr I hour and 30 minutes Mowley. 2 In one limine nil Sihneider. 1 in
... 1 thn e Inniiii. Two Ini- hit. Herro.-. 2. (irif
Tiironln III Idea Willi Iloeheater. nlh Uimlpn Ciilha When Ilnmn run-..-
r.. . , ... . Hallliert Snerlnee lly C.riftlth Stolen lno
lonosTO, (Hit , June 6 Horhester and -Wltio. When, Jolui.tmi Dnutile nla. -Toronto
divided a double header to-dnv. O'.Mara Culha and H.iul.rl Croh Umd-'n
Toronto won the llrst pnmo r. ... 1 I and Mollxltr t'mpirr in hief--Kb-m KkM
hocker allowed RodieMer only three
1111s in tnis game. The Hustlers won
the sunset atne, R to I. Tho scores:
PIItMT CAMi:. j
Toronto ... .ftdjlftft.ft '!, nt I
llnrhr.tor . OftOftlOOOO I 3 ll
Hattorles ."h.uker nnd McKee; Hill.
Kramer and Hale ' '
SIX'OND OAMn
norhe.ter
n 11 k.
o n 1 0 n 0 7 0 fts 1
r-.nii
H.itterles- lt.r..hn n.i .....r. .Z-r.Z..J
uuoonnn. n .
riiompion unl Kelly. "
lliifTnln lli-nta Itnnl Tnrlee.
MontrkaI.. Juno fi rtiier-.in
games from .Montreal to-day.
Th-
Koyals played corner lot basohall in
curtain raiser, making no less thnn nine
errors, and lost S to t, llurr.ilnwono.it
the ninth ,,,,,l,IK of the second gam-'
by a score of 1 to ti. The scores:
F1HST niMf
uA.ni-..
Iluftaln " 0 ft 1 ft ft 1 ft t n
Montreal 00020"00 04 g
latteries flaw. Tv.nn ,. rn. ......
lerton and Well. '
SKCONIJ OAMR.
Huff. lie. 00(102100 !?' j Eft
-Montreal Illooooo 06 13 1
Haiterles Fullenx Ider, Tyson and Haley.
ColMeU and Cadoro nnd Wells,
Ora Again Win Prom It li-hliinn.l.
ItlOHMONP, Vn., Juno 6. Providence
won tho second gamo of the series frori
Itlihmond to-day. The score was 7 to .1
Klchmond was unable to score until tho
seventh Inning, when two passes, a
double by Jarman and Klbel's single ar
counted for all of Its three runs. The
score :
... n. it i:
.0 0 0 2 4 1 0ft 07 ft 2
Ploi.enro
Itlrhnuind
1(100103(1 03 7
eii!
man nnd O'Donnel
TIGERS WIN OPENING GAME.
All of lletroll'a Three II una Mndr
In Plrat Tho luillnga.
Dctiioit, Mich., June 6. In the first
giiine of the series with Hoston the
Tigers were victorious, .1 to 0. All of
Detroit's tuns were made In the first twj
Innings.
Dauss held tho Hod Sox to two hits,
L'htb onlv.ni... m.i'Ii0 ii!.?' ' honors xesterday nt the sixth nninial , l-'acully nine nt the school 'field hy .1
nrlcd nr,!!f,n,,,i panics of llio Hushwick High School f ..InTroM
;'.7;.Xs,,,.,n,,to,ut,i,l, on ,,,n '""r-r1, ,"r r ,;i''rVb:s:r!L:o;lrou.r,,T,,u!1scor;
0 to score D- , ",i j ltiair mile run nnd tin yard dash as h" Itii.hwlek . . . 0 0 .1 0 ft 0 0
ami until Hie eighth
Utzell, who sing!
reached llrst I
lliistoiilatis filled
but were .minute, to score. Dauss gavo
but two bases on balls. The score:
HOSTON (A. L) I
DKTHOIT (A. I. )
ah r h p a e
Henr'sen.rf 4 0ft 1 A 0 Ihiah.as
M.Nally.'JIi 30(1 1 1 0 Vitt.3b.
ao r n p a e
40 1 2 3 1
. 3 0 0 0 2 0
3 11 l 0 0
3 10 0 00
10 1 1 0 0
. 4 0 1 4 no
4 1 2 2 3 0
. 3 0 0 a 00
2 00 0 00
.30 3 6 27 J
Hardner 100 0 o n.Cobh.ef
Lewis.lf... 4 ft 1 7 (10
Ve.ich.lf
Mr 1 1 111 an .r f
Hunis.lh ..
Youns.Ib ..
Stanaiie.e
llau.s.p.. ,
lloh'X'll.lb 3 0 1 9 0 1
Walker.ef. 30 0 I 0 1
.InnvriiUb. 3 0(1 2 Ift
Si'ofl.ss. 3d ft 0 4 0
Thomaa.c . 3 0ft 3 0 0
lin-ir.t 2ftft 0 to'
tShorten. . 1 00 0 0 0) Total...
Total 30 0 2 24 7 2
Hatted for McNally
In ihe ninth Inning.
tllatted for Orritir In thn ninth Imiini
Tirol nil 0 (l 0 0 ft 1) 0 0 0-0
Detroit 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -i
Struck oiitHy Dauss, 7: by Orejg. 3. First
nase oil nans -on unusn, nn 1, regit, 4
Ion bascs-Cobh. Veneb" Wild' pip h -
gg. Pmpire In ehlet-Connoll,- Field um.
-lllldebrand, Time-l hour and JJ lulu.
stolen
fireirr.
plre- lllldebrand, Time I hour and 33 111I11
tile..
Paelfle Coast League lleaiilla.
Fan l''rnnesi-o, 1; Vernon, 1.
Los Angeles, 2; Salt Lake, 1,
Portland, ; Oakland, 6,
Virginia l.esxue Results, -
Newport News, 2; Norfolk 0.
Hopewell, 2; lloi ky Mount, 1.
Petersburg, 4; Portsmouth, 3,
Wrutern Association Reaulta.
Sherman, t; (aklahnma City, 4.
Denlaon, ti Tulsu, 2.
Fort Smith, 4; Muakogee, I,
McAleatrr, 4i Paris, 2,
BROOKLYN VS. CINCINNATI TO-DAY.
Ebbet) Field, tllO P. U.44V,
DODGERS BEAT REDS
IN SLUGGING MATCH
I'fcffer Yields Eleven Hits and
Trio of Visitors Get
Pounded for Twelve.
CHASE KEEPS ON HITTING
It sounded like a bombardment nt
Kbhcts Field yesterday nfternoon while
the Dodgers were beating the Cincinnati
Hcds In an old fashioned slugging match.
Twenty-threo hits were banged out dur
ing the course of the nine Innings, the
home team making a dozen of them, nr.d
eleven runs pattered across the plate,
seven for Hrooklyn and four for the vis
itors. Jeff Pfeffcr stood nil the pounding the
Hcds could administer, excelling a rclnv
composed of Clarence Mitchell, Harl
Moselcy and Tele Schneider In one Im
portant particular ability to tighten
when tha opposition threatened seriously.
Mel-log's men, who are making their
llrst visit of the season to tho city across
tho bridge, got nt least one safe clout In
every Inning except one, tho ninth, but
nt no time could they bunch more than
two of them, ao steady was I'fcffer In
a crisis.
Hal Chase played In Hrooklyn for
the llrst time In his life, alternating with
Karl Neale In left nnd crntro Melds.
Only two Holding chances came his way.
Ho nccepted both. At bat he prolonged
his remarkable batting streak, which has
extended nearly three full weeks. When
he drove a clean elngln to centre tn the
fifth Inning It mnde the eighteenth con
secutive game In which he lias hit safely
one or more times. lie also scored a run
thnt Inning.
Hrooklyn laid heavily against Mitch
ell's curves In three of the four rounds
that he lasted. Daubert clouted him for
a home run to the flagpole In the first
Inning. Four hits In the second brought
two more counts and another quartet of
safeties In the fourth made the home
total five when he quit. Moselcy re
lieved him In the llfth. Wheat singled,
stole and scored 011 (YMara's slngl"
Schneider did the pitching from th-
sixth on, yielding the last score In the
seventh on a walk and Wheat's double.
Two haggers by OriHilh and Herzos
gave the Hcds ii run In the fourth. A
! tnr at singles, a wild pitch and a sacrl-
'"- " " """ "V"7" . ".'"
the final tally came In the eighth on u
double by llerzoj nnd a single ny
1 Louden The scoro
! CINCINNATI N I.) hllOOKI.YN IN t.
.h.hni. M,thi,:,e
' r.roh 5b r. 0 2 t SOlMyerscf . 4 0 1 4 0 0
ciiav.lt.ef f. It : oo'jnhnslon.rf SI 0 4 0 0
Winsoe. 210 S ItlWh.at.il.... 41: 4 ft)
'Irllflthrf .III o OO.Mow'rr'y.ih" 4 0 0 1 0 0
MolPMIllh 40ftlD 0 0 Clltsh l :b. 421 1 4 n
ero.- us 3 30 (VM.ira. 31? : 10
l.tiutf.., -h 4 0 3 2 TOM
! "if J n 5 i, '
ZZ-y oni ,
--,'Ki.her t ft ft ft ft ft
3 11 3 n n
4 n : i : it
Tnt.l
32 7 12 27 4 0
...... . . . .
sciii.eiii. - ri.iuu
Tftlalu Siit 1121 111
'llitted for Mn-oley in lh 'nth Innlnr
Cin.-iiinatl ft o ft I 2 ft ft 1 a 4
llrookl)ii 1 : ft 2 1 ft 1 0 x 7
i.. r'iiU-itiii.ti .. tlrooklin 1
Kirst h.i- oa ball. Olf I'lrtTir : oK MlPh
?: !v
r. iiv ii. ni-l . . . Iiv .. .wirv "
1 i,.,ui.ver. wild ..n.-h-1'fefler
umpire--Enmlir Time -l hour ami minute'
BRYN MAWR FOUR SUCCEEDS.
ert'iinlrs I'lillndelpliln ('untr
Club Trnni In Close Mnteh.
Piiii.APKt.riit 4. Juno ". - The llr.vn
Mawr Freebooters went out mi tho Itryti
Mawr polo field to-dav and by playing
1 lh best polo of their short careers In Hi
. :
1 game Uefcateii 1110 i-nii.iiieipiua country
Club quartet 1 goals to 9 a In one of
I tho most exciting handicap matches, e-
1 pecially at th" finish, seen this season or
for soeral seasons. It was the fourth
round for the Wootton cup. The line-
1 u
Philadelphia Country Club- No 1. Thomas
Stokes, 4. No 2. W S stok.-- I. No 3,
X""K ' Mt,",'M"1' "'
, irn Mar Freebooters No 1. A c
1 V.irnall, I. No, 2, It Wiinnmaker. 1. No 3.
iW Itunlni,1 3. !,..!(, P. H P. Ilamli.lph.
Jr.. 4 Team total, '.'
"ryn Mar Freebooters Coals earned. I;
. awnrneo ny nan iicuv. . iy p nauy.
0: net uroro. 1ft Koale Phllilde'ldlH Couo
trv Club lloals eirne.l, 10. awarded bv
handicap, 0; lnt by penalty. ' coal, net
su.r.-. sL, goal. Score at half lime Hrwi
Mawr Freebooters. '.(. PhlUdelphl-l Ciiunlr)
Club, 3. Time Klght periods of 7'j it. In
nt.-. oieh lleferee Karle W llnpplPir
Tlmekeeper nnd srorer- I. It Winter. Jr
Western l-ague Itesults,
Topeka. (i, Ie. Moines. 3.
HI Joseph. I . Sou Clt , 0.
Oniuhft, '.. Dener I
Lincoln, , Wichita. 5.
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING
leholnalle Kenta To-dny.
HASHIIALL.
Jamaica vs. St Francis Nader st Ja-
. ma lea ,
Stuyvesant s Ynnkers ai Xonkers
1 Ft. Francis Prep s. La Salle at St
! Frunrl..
I TENNIS
j Jamaica vs. Illchmond Hill ftt Jamaica.
Jack Hllllg carried off the lndlvldii.il
tdnnsed nnd n so wan second 111 HI"
, ..... .,
riinnlnir hlcli hitiin. William Williams
and (leorgo Porff also weie double win
ners. The former won the Kin and 2211
ard sprints for seniors, while Dorlf ex
celled lit the running high Jump and shot
pill. Little (leorgo Herryman nnd Dairy
Sohltdkret also came In for their share
of the honors. Thn summarlis.
100 Vard D.ih, 100 Pound Cln - Won by
.1 llublln. s.r.ili'h, Frank Morgan, I vard,
seiond, HeorKe Perrynian, scratch, third,
Time, 11 sei Hilda,
1(10 Yard Dash, Junior on bv lllehxr.l
Ilulilnson. 2 jards, II (tnldbeig. I vard,
second, ll Shields, 11 ar.ls, Ihhd Time,
"lftii Ya'r'ilOIDash, Sinlur Won by William
Williams, aeiiileh, Joe llllllg, reritch. see.
nnd; II Wolfe, 4 yards, third. Time, 10 4-5
1 '-"-'" Yard Di.sh, 120 P11111..I Class Won
I by Harry Sob Itol. ; ; l'" M'J
anH. sormnli P. oI, 3 nrd, third
nun
lili'N fri "ii"".
220 Yard Dash, Junior Won by (leorgo
'i riynian. nrds. H. Derby, 5 iirds. -
V'.'mf; ' '"' 5
"s"o' Yard Dash, senlor--Wi.il by W
U'lltlMins. sernlrh. II Sebllilkrot. K inrds.
seemid', .Ine Hllllg, 3 ar.ls, third, Time,
27 4-5 seconds.
410 Yard llunXVon hv Jack 11111 tg.
cratch: S. Felnbeig, si-ralch, acinnds A,
Cnrso, 25 yards, Ihlnl Time, I minute
gi0 Yard Hun Won by Jack Hllllg,
arrateh; S. Felnberg. fi yards, sornnd: .1,
Kchwarta. 40 yards, third, No time taken,
Hunnlng Broad Jump Won by F. Was.
aeriuan, It Inchra. wllh 16 fret, 3 Inches;
M. Ilaluone, 6 Inches, wllh 11 feet V'lnrh.
aeenndj Paul Parne., 13 Incites, will
fret 9 inenea. mm.
nunnlnf High Jump Won by (lenrgo
Dorff, scratch, with t fact 4 Inche., Jack
INMAN AND NIAHAN
DEFEAT CHAMPIONS
Vosliell nnd Bagga at Error in
Trylnjr to Play Soft
Style of Game.
ONLY THREE SETS NEEDED
Frederick C. Irtman and Lyle E. Ma
han won tha Country Club of Westches
ter Invitation tennis doubles yesterday
on the club's turf courts by defeating
Frederick C. Ilaggs and H. Howard
Vosliell, eastern New Tork Btato cham
pions, three straight sets In the final
round nt 6 S, 6 4, 6 4. In view of
the game that Voshell and Hagga had
been playing through the early rounds
the easy vlclory of their rivals was a
little unexpected. Voshell and Haggs
were not at their best and the crra'.lo
play of the latter wsa a big factor In
his team's defeat.
The losers made, tho mistake of start
ing out to play a soft, safe game. Last
year they had beaten Inmnn plnylnjr
with Edwin I'. learned, but were not
certain about the strength of tho new
combination of lnman nnd Malum.
They sinrted out with tho soft game
with the Idea of trying out the opposi
tion's strength, thereby causing their
own downfall. When they fell behind
they could not afford to take a chance
on hitting the ball hard and forcing
the Issue.
Inmnn nnd Mohan were quick to tnke
advantage of tho soft piny of naggs and
directed their attack against him almost
from the outset. They were well aware
tint when Ilaggs hit the ball easy they
could get to It and knew thnt In the
form he was playing he would hit tho
ball out of bounds If he attempted to
put any pace on It. From the very start
the winners stuck to a plan of travelling
Just a trifle faster than their opponents
so that they could keep Ilaggs and
Volioll on the defensive. That they suc
ceeded admirably wilh these tactics Is
evidenced by tho final score.
The order of service was Jnman, Haggs,
Mahan and Voshell, nnil for the llrst live
games of tho match th teams managed
to make the service count for victories.
In tho sixth game the winners broke
through Haggs's service, nnd this gave'.
them the margin of victory, a eich
trapii won on s.-rvlce thereafter. In the
second pet Ilaggs nnd Voshell won
the opening game, and then lost three
straight. Again after falling behind by
losing one service, this time Voshell's,
the teams vui on delivery, and the break
brought Jnman nnd Mahan homo In
front.
Voshell lot on sorvlce In the fifth
game of the third set, but his team
managed to pull up tn oven terms by
breaking through on the eighth game,
with lnman serving, and brought the
set to an even score, nt 4 all. Voshell
and Haggs had a grent chance to pull
up and at least take a set here, for
the other pair was tlrlni perceptibly,
but thoy were l.oth wild and threw
... .i" i . e .. ....
Threo matches were Pla,e,l ,
tne opening rnunu or ine sungies, The,
uiKies, i ne
-r Men's In
ry;,nd",r e"k
Countrv fluh of W c hfntfr
vltntlon iJouhif. Fln.il ftnund
' JnniKn oiui iti
K Mahan defeated
S'I';"rl.LkiC I'!," "-rs, .,,i",:-"'.1..Vr!!.''li
.rov. .natr.i..
FIRST SF.T. '
lnman ana .nanan:
4 1 4 3 4 4 6 1 4 30 H
Vosheil and Itasff.:
2iiti34 l :: 3
ANALYSIS.
Net.. Outs PI. 8 A. D F
lnman 3 s ft o o
Mahan 2 S 1 ft 1
Unllgs 3 3 ft 0
Voshell k 4 2 0 1
SF.COND SET.
lnman and Mahsn:
11442406
in
Has' and Voshell:
1 0 2 1 4 1 4 3 4 0234
ANALYSIS.
Nets. Outs. PI
P A. D F.
ft ft
In-nan 7 3
Mahan 3 3 I 1
ll.il us 4 5 ft 2 ft
Voshell ft ft 4 0 0
THIHD SET.
lnman and Mohan:
ft I 1 S 4 4 1 S 5 4-13 6
llaccs and Voshell:
4 1 4 3 2 2 4 7
3 : iz i
ANALYSIS.
Nets. Outs. PI.
... 3 6
n
0
o
0
S A.
ft
ft
lnman
Mahan
llacse
Voshell
Wat. ..n M tVashl.urn won from K P
Pearson bv default C A 1, Dlonne won
from Cedrlc A Major bv default, Edmund
W re.islee dereaied Howard unmans. nlm; n Hie llrsl round by il.-iauu ironi
1 6 i. I-: II Whltne defeated s v .Mer- x,rM ,. Marcus she successhelv
rihew. 6 1. 5 7. Theodore It pe',1 won!"' , ,,' .. ... u ,. , n
....... I...I.J, u ii.ti-l i. .i.rnuti niehr.i ilnwiied Miss M.ule Seahury lit 6 --.
sieens won ironi 11 ..nini- ... u-
fault, .lames s (i Neale defeated Harry
Parker. 46, ft I, 6--1,
til 1 1 1 ar. 3 Inches, with & feet 3 Inches, see 1
ond .1 Wal, 4 Inches, with 6 feel 2 Inches,
third
Shut Put -Won by (ieorgo Porfr, f
Inches, with (3 feet 3 Inehesj triple tie
for n.-i'imil place, amonie 1 Kaplan, 2
Im-hes, M Kalnone. 2 tnchra nnd J, In
K mrl, 2 Inches, with 41 feet 9 Inches. W.
erfeit, si-r.itcn, wiin i reel , inches,
llfth.
Hllshwlck High School closed Its sea-
sou yoHlorday with a vlclory over the
1 l ai uiii . " 11 .i " " (' a n
Hi, , 1 rlp. 1 1 r a 1 1,1 or ntnl Xlni.M.ee. XIHIIt
, ,. ,
Illl.l lupil.ll
Flushing won from Jamaica yesterday
In a Queens Horoinrh came In the P. S A.
1.. tennis tournament by a score of 4 to 1
Ceorge (Ireen scored the only point for
Jamaica, winning his singles match at
I, 6 -
,
Kuclld School defeated Hrnwno Collegn 1
jesterday nt the Parade Grounds by ,1
M,.i.rn ,.r 7 10 Fiielid did tl... l,..it,.,
or 7 to . Lllillil did the l.eltei
work III tho Held. 1
The New Utrechl-Illchmond Hill game
oi,,i,ilo,l r.,r iMHi.i.li. ..1 xx-.i end
lival was cancelled, ,x (lirrercnce as lo
here the game slid
I lo hlue been the c;i
where the game should be played Is said
-allse.
1
HluilTSTOWN, N J., June 6 Peddle
nHlltuti dofealed Trenton High School
l" " 'Inal meet yest.-iriay by a scote of
30 to TV Hull of Peddle broke the meet
record for 22n yards, winning In 22 so.
onds, two-fifths faster than tho previous
mark, Wat go of Trentnn also did well.
The winners of the various events fol
low t
Hall. Peddle, 100 vard dn.h. Hall, Pe,).
die, 220 yard dash. Hall, Peddle, 410 yard
(lashi Wnrgo. Trenton, 110 jar run; Hem
olds. Trenton, 120 yard hurdle.: (larfleld.
Peddle, 220 yard hurdles; Ituisell, Peddle,
polo vault, Itljille. Peddle, high .lump;
Ctiuler, Peddle, shot put, Marsh, Peddle,
I, rn.,l Jump, aaa Mann, Padrtla, hammer
throw,
MRS. RAYMOND WINS AGAIN
JN NATIONAL TENNIS TILT
New Yorker Defeats Miss Steever of Chicago, Taking
Successive Sets at 63, 64 Sears Girls
Survive Second Round.
Philadelphia, June 6. Mrs. Kdwnrd
ilaymond of New York once again
proved her class by defeating Miss
Miriam Kteever of Chicago In a third
round match of tho annual women's
national tennis tournament at the Phila
delphia Cricket Club this nfternoon.
Miss Steever gave Mrs. Ilaymond a stiff
battle, but the former national title
holder was too steady, too experienced
and too consistent for tho Western con
tender. She captured thrco gnmcs In
the first set nnd four In the second, pick.
Ing up In her play somewhat during the
II i i.i 1 brush.
Miss Steever had defeated Mrs. Clem
ent 11. Wnlnwrlght of tho homo club In
the second round.
Miss Kvelyn Sears of HnMon, women's
national champion tn 1S05, likewise
reached tho third round as a result of
to-day's doings, as did also Mrs. llarger
Wallach of Newport. Miss Kleanora
Scars of Hoston, Mrs. Kdward Haymon 1
of New York and Mrs. Cllbert ll.-mcy
of the Philadelphia Country Club.
Miss Dorothy Mission of the home club
was on tho losing end of ono of the two
really hard fought second round in.itcho".
She succumbed to Mrs. John It Hall
of New York, after a gruelling contest.
46, 64. 75. .Mrs. Hall had more
reserve strength and literally wore Miss
Dlsston down.
Hard flay for Home 1'layrra.
Ily a curious coincidence, local con
tender figured In the only two renlly
hard fought matches of the second round
and both came out on the losing end.
There were thlrty-two games In tho
struggle between Miss Dls'ton and Mrs.
Hall of New York, won by the lntter.
but It took thirty-seven games to finish
the match between Mrs. Hobert A. Hope
of New York nnd Miss Sarah Nellscon of
-Merlon, which the former won by a score
of 62, J 11. 63. So New York
triumphed oer Philadelphia in both of
Ihe.M ll ttnrlv- nntA.tn,! Impn.. Th..
summaries:
"....i" :. ' ...v
Cliamt.lonshlD Strides. First nnnnd
Miss Kdllh Hands St. it en Island, defeated
.ins. urrie, ,-ew
Hlliabeth Osthelm
New York --.' i. 2, Ml.s
thelm, HuntlliKdni. Val,;y. do
(iertrude IMthclmer. Hunting-
feuted Miss
SEMI-FINALS REACHED
BY WOMEN ON COURTS
Field Cut Down to Four in
Ihiv's Piny Miss Wnener
Wins Tliree Matches.
YiiNKKits, June 6 Play in the
, . V" . . . "'
which started at ,l,e
courts hero to-d.iv 1:1
toriinev was ru.hed
women s singles
, Amackas..,, Club
. , , - . . ,
along with such zest that by the time
' "T" urr'vr,11 nl th" cl1"' f'"" ,h;lr, f,n
1 J-:1''" r,,urf.,.h' wul:'7' wleMers
, 1
: '" '"""'"
J!:,rl". U'1'fn"r-MI"?
nn- ..,, .....s . ..-.,-....
'"VV "i' . !';j1Ui,nCl W"'t-n ,'""K'
ullak made up the quartet which came
through thiee rounds
Miss Wagnei's performance was the
, most noteworthy of the day She was
the only olio of the plaers who particl
' paled 111 three matches, and she came
' through them without the loss of a et
and dropped only nine games mi the
way. Miss Wagner pl.ied l..-lter ten -
tils than at any previous time this sea-
son. nnd nt no slnse extend
d hcrse r
fo win The 1 1 :i mltloli llrnliee Tennis I
. inn Kin miuu-u i'. in-n-.i.u.i. .!.'-. ...
Howe at fi 3, 01. then atiqillshed I (jIOX n. - . . '' '"" rry
Miss C-ortrude Delia Totre. Ih.' strong !..... "' w I.'rne, M(I
West Side Player, at r.-d. 6-4. ""'l'"
tlnlshe.l her busy afternoon by winning;, ," b'-'M'.l fa.i tenm in i .,
from Mrs S. I-Yankel at 0. 6- 1 I ler i "i.it.'he. hilo Lariud w. .,
trio of triumphs brings her Into the
semi-final round agatnt Miss Matgaiet
ril-ove, w'ho
t' " A,"
.PpeV XMt of - draw M.ss
Mahan nt 6
Harper at 6-
In the lit
Pol Ink will t.lav In the semi-finals
against .Miss Josephine Martin, n local
'pla.er Miss Pollak pl.ixed only once to
' ica'ch her bracket. She drew a bo from
! tho first round, a default In the second
' fiom Mrs C C Parsons, nnd In the thltd
I,
Miss Martin's play
was s-oniewh.it of a surprise Aflir win-
....... i.."(
C.ii and .Mrs. (I II. Illrseli at t. 3,
' (i -4 The seiiil-liiinl round matches will
he plai-.l to-morrow morning
In tiio men's sinsles II. II H.issford
and It I.. James 1 cached the round be
fore the semi-finals Hisfonl won In
the opening round t default fiom Halph
Ilaggs, defeat d .1 D ltwitlg In the se. -oi.d
round at 6 3. -6. and 1-' T Pul
ler in the third at ('. I. ii : James
bud re.iclied the third 101111.I yesterday
'and won the only match ho had to play
ilo-da from Marshall Peabo.ly at 3,
(. I The siinimar'es :
Amai kns.in Club Men's Open Slnales First
Hound -J H F.wlnf won from 1; (1 Hriiuki-r
hoff bv default: II H ll.mford won from It
. It-. .... 1... .I..f....ll 1.. II... I , II u,.. (.,,, '
I. Ilnms by default, r. lieMin won Irnm
Fis.h.r ny oeiauit. .1 ros won irum 1.
S. hbsineer hy default; 11 Swain won Irivn
1: p,.ueii hv ilrlmlt. .lames S O'Neale won
from H W C Noj e. by ilef.iull. Kin.- Mnit'i
I won from Elliott llinen bv default: Inso
Hartni.itin won from F. IMkiiap by default:
"' " W ' .: llod 1 n
l'mVi. by default .1 II 'smith won hum ! II
w:-:.
1 fault F. P Liltell defeated A T I.ittlellel.l.
s- 3. .1 1 1011 r..'i won iroiu r 11
1 1 ,.. 1
. .. , 1 it n. I ....I I I
, ei-iiiiti lumiiu I. 1, -,,-.. i.-n .
D
P.wlitg. ft 3, '. KM M llohar defeated J W
I Fo. 6-1, 6- I; It F11II011 defeated 11 M Me
j dure. 6- v, 61; King Smith ilife.ited Inso
ll.irlm.inn, 6 4. 4 6. 6-1. II Dohn.in 1 cfeatei
Paul Colli, I. ft 3. ft. 1. II Crow lev ilefeate
(i A Walker, 6 4 II -ft J C Ten Kiel, won
from .1 11 Smith In default' Allan lli-hi do
foaled lir.imille I llurr. 1- 3. f- 1 Marshall
Peabndy dofealed ,1 A Ilea or 6. I (' I K
l.lltell ileleal.-d II r Alherlou 6 3 s (
Third iimin.i -11 1, .1.11111 s ueie.ueii xtar
shall Pe.ibody 1 3. 6 I: 11 II ll.u.tonl
defeated F T Fuller. 6 I. 6 ;
Women's Sinshs rust riiiind Miss ,ln.e
,,, Martin won tioni Mi- C 1. Mnieu.
tiv ,u.f.,ult, Mm Marie Se.ibuiy won (ruin
Mrs S .1 Straus ny iiei.nut: ,n m.iiio
I Wagner defeated Ml". K
Howe. (I 3.
I.
Mias urnriiiio in nil lorre
defeated Mrs lugo
Ilarlnunn. 63. f, I
seioiul Itiiund Mrs Allien Humphries won
from Mis I' Whiteside by default Mi
j lleleno i-nuaa won irnm .irs - 1; ',-ii-.ius
.nv uetiiiui; .nrs 11 11 nirsiii nt-ic.iicii ,us.
' T Illlllll. 4 6. 6 .' f. 3 Mi.s .Insepliliio
.xi.-irlin ileieateit miss jinrio se.inuiy 1. 2,
r, o. Miss Marie Wanner defeated X. tier
trade Delia Tone. ft--". 1, I. Mr S Frnnl.el
won from Miss Allele Craciu by defiuli li
Maruurct (Iroie ilefe.iled Mrs l.ylo E M.ihan,
6 2. 1-0; Miss Amy Harper dete.ilcd Mrs.
Waring, ft- 4, 3
Third Itmind Miss Heleno Pollak dofealed
Mrs Allien Humphries, ; ft, ft -a, 7 Mi..
Josephine Marlin defealed Mrs (1 II Hirs.-h,
ft3. 6 1; Mlas Mailo Wagner ilefr.md Mis
S Frankel. 6 ft. 1. 1: Mm Margaret drum
defeated Mi'. Amy Harper, e I, 61
New York Slate league Itesulls.
HlnRhamtiin, IL Plica, 2
i:imlrn. 6; Srnrue. I
Srranten, I; Troy. t. .
Albany, t; ,Wlla'barre, I (fifteen In
nlngsj,
don Valley, C 0. t Z; Ml Hleannrn Sers,
Iluslon, defeated Ml K. C Hcnsel, Merlon
C. C. -3, I.
feeon.l Hound Miss Alice, Patterson,
Philadelphia Clhket Cltlh, defeated Miss
Margaret .Moo, Chevy Chase, C 1, 3;
Miss llveljn Hears, Hoston, defeated Mrs.
Theodore Ci'seheer, New York, 6 0, 61:
M.1 Miriam Hteeer, Chicago, defeated
Mrs. Clement It. Wnlnwrlght, 1'hlludelphla
Cricket Club, r, 3, 60; Mrs. IMuanl lis
moml, New York, defeated Mrs C. W.
Adams. Huntingdon Valley, c 2, C 1.
Mrs, Hirger W.illach, Nenport. defeated
Miss M. U. Wlli-ox, Merlon. -0, 61,
Mrs T, II Cal.ot, Hoston, defeated Mrs
llotiett llerolil. Ilelnetil, t j, .;- 0, Miss
Clara Clinse, Merlon, nun from Mis. Kitty
llrlnton, (Ivert.rook, by default. Miss
I'll) Ills Walsh, Philadelphia Country Club,
won from Mls Hleiinor Kreedlev. Xorrls-
.town, by default! Mr.. Olllieri Hariey,
i-uiiiiiieiiuiia Country Club, defeated Miss
Hannah 1'. Wright, Philadelphia Cricket
Club, il ft, (t 0. Miss Mnrcun-tla Taylor.
New York. on from Miss May It, Snvder,
I'lttaburg, hy defaiilii Miss Hleanura Honrs,
Hoston. defeated .ns Ilia Kl'sel, .Morris,
town, N. J 61. (11. Ml.. Mary It.
Ilerrlck. Philadelphia Crlrliet Club. de.
fe-ited Mien Alice M ll44lns. Herman
( rkket Club, r. 4, .i. Mrs. John
H Hall, New York, defeated Miss Dorothy
Dlsston. Pt.llnd.-Ihlii Cricket Club, 46.
64, 7 Mis. IMIth llnndy. Stalen
Island, defeated Miss Kllj-al.eth O'thelmer,
lluntll.gili.n Vnllev. 6 -4, 60, Mies Hu
snnne. While, lultlmnrr. defeated Miss
Allen r Drake. .t Paul, Minn., 63, 6 2i
Ms. Itobert A. Pope, New York, defeated
Miss Saruh Nell.i.ni, Mi-rlon, 62, 9 -lt,
Third Itmind Mr IMnnrd Its mend,
Ne ,irlt. lUfeated Mies Miriam ."teeter,
i.'i'r'i'oSI'deW.'eiL cVaVa'cn's1'!' Ml'
Wnineii'. Championship Doubles, First
nound--Mlss Kllzabeth Usthelmer and Mrs.
I.i '.I'hnll defeated Miss Clam Chase and
" Margaret Mne,, 6-3.(12; Miss Molla
lljurstedt nnd i:ie-inora It, Sears defeated
Vi-'", !"J!C -"tl'llchter. Jr.. and Miss Phyllis
Walsh. 6 2 6 3: Miss Kotherlne Force
tJ!1il.lM..,'.l.,,"bt,h Porter defeated Mrs.
i ? ' Hall nnd Mr.. C. 11. Walnwrlght.
i.Tf ' ?J "V .,na A- Kl9'l and Mrs.
lUweori Wood defeated Miss H, C. Hensel
nd Mill Surah .Nellscon, 61, 62: Mis.
;i.0fe"..-'i '""on and Miss Su.anne White
Aa.il' w ,rM' .C'. W- Adam, nnd Ml.a
J V x,",nA r.M".- Kdward llavtnnnd de-
e V f , ii.""..". Ml" 4;'"'" White,
im. ' i, : !'" Hmllv Kennedy nnd Mis
'j.'".a J :"'' """.!. M'ss Hilda WllllaAi-
Miss
. MaUnriM, '!C,'".I.VI'' r'T3'
llllams
I . .' ". -J w.r nnil i
Taylor nnd Mrs lir'klne
'! V 'nrtl " C- o. 6- o,Mi.yl".ry
.1 v''"'. J.!' .J . P ."etr. 3d and .Mis. Snnhle
;'' -ieaie.i -Mies lle,na ltobln.on and
ir, wiim.m, i? V, '''11th llnndy and
irude 1 .", 'Ih' M,h '".r,t", Ml"
c J. T s" ,:ilal'e'h Henry.
CHURCH WINS TWICE
IN JERSEY TOURNEY
Ilents"nnrdliior and Wester in
. .Straight Sets. I.osfln
' Only vivo (Jmnes. "
Moiiristowv. .v ,r .1,,,,,. e. ,.
, M v,t..r , v 7 C
,rc"' ".st.rn nnd Northwestern
clnm plon. a- v.inr..,t .
,tl. "."-".kii iho rounds
, the New Jcr.,cv Stau w ,
!''R'" at the Morn-town l-'lo I
niltl C0llrt, h ' "'' "'
The former il, i-ii..i sxyio,
,"',r ' r,r"-f""" "t"r won hoth his
, ..-.. , straight sets and in-
I flv" th- Process ll ' . ,
his nrPt nnt.nn i. . ,,""u,,tl
fi . ''frdlrxT, at
" and tlit-M d.jpo-i'd of It. A.
Ono upset nnrLo.i .i.
iv 1, .. . . "I'ening flay,
'"
j L.
III P.
l rne.t i
. '". '-Is ill tl. m.cond
I round h- i u-i
' .... "wiigiu
nt
3.
"" way into the
--... .ouo.i nv a v'etnr.- ... .
to h.s usua' foiiii
1. .Main-lie., ,,,i ,lt,jJ( ,
Uom -r ;T''; i ...Vtc.;
i - - . b... Mam hee w "'?orced ?n
three sets l.ef ', .' .. "'" ."1rcp" KO
l:ss,.ll o, .I.-' n(UIlle,I (
e , roiuui ,,t
-1. t ho SUIlini.-lrMu
3 ,
inl"'. il'r.Vn,,,':','''.. ,''ll,,"""'hip Me,,-,
Frern ,,, ..... '.x. r" nn (rum
Cirl Naumnin 6 ' .' .,,"V!ln" defeated
llnm iimm ii ii...... : . v oeiuiMi w
, won from a .im L !.:.''' !' ''"'
( In. r, 1. .1. l ... , ' V '"Linn
1 1. ...... . .. . " "
(iors-e M
11 1 .' .' .'.' "'iiHTt i,.ir.in,r t .
d.fuilt. .1 wiiiMiwru 'ie,;'?0;'';:' bv,
.McLean"" ' bv ' d.-'nih '',7 " ' ? " r5 . " Abo, ,
from Air,.,; 1 "',' " I "Ibrouk wo"
llr.ie.iw rtefe.it.-.l c ,J'i . '!"uli' s c
.. .. h r 1 .. . ..
V Oor.loti
llolbrook ,!(.,,,.
bit'il H A
orte M ihiir, 1, ,i,.'
Wo. .r
wnclit ilef.-at..,! IMuoi n 't ... '. ."'heel
lefiiili T ,,-,n" Herben llirri. if,
iU" bv Tle'fa, ii'V" ",'rom ;h;.rle7cha;.
II Cimi.ti.li , , '.0" '.dofoaied It w
F D Power. . 1 ' ' . V:.im,M!!i'Vv nl.7',"'
F0wi'.,!i;!,,!;r',.ie,.nL;,,,,lr"' ' rn,'
II N llil.l. wno Ii-,.,,, 11 ",.. ."'. .' -' 3
hum toiind S I. XI .in, h.... ,1.... . .
Kti'sell r. 3, r( f, '1?1 "''I1 '
T C Cuelt: 6.4. 6 0 tno''"' '"'ealed
RICHARD C. BENSON DFAD
W. Trainer of .!., n.nler's
Horsea In I II I I nnd I flip..
Word was r uved at ,,e Helmont
atk race tr.vk ve-i,.i, ,t .
tonsoti. h(1 ,r.IIM0(, ,,. ,
l.rids of James liu.ler In l,.,, , f,
. i"'-s city on Mond.,, E
l e was .iboiii .p. ears of age (.
I" :!Ur .i!"! 'r'"""r l"r ""' ",,,l,,r borses
,isl fall because of his Inability lo Kvo
theni the proper ullenilon
llelisnii tram, , ,t, tl,oro,1K,l,re(, ,, !
rot.eis wh smvess Am,m
ling borsrs de eloped by ,, CL
It land T. John Nolan a,u T," J!,
a I winners of the ('hitter Oik Staked
Ho a so iriiliied thoiinighhreds for John
nnd Robot I St...t ;,,i ,. (..rlK,"
of Kansas ('It., and also for the well
known Den,.,-Horsenun. l-M C (Javlor,
Mr llenson was umnar I , ,rotb,.-
111 Seattle survives I, .in
Tl'ltF.
RACING TO-DAY
a t 11 1: . 1 r 1 f 1 1
BELMONT PARK
MEADOW BROOK STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP
AND 5 OTHER STIRRING CONTESTS
rillKI' lt r. Al ::io V, M,
xrolrlLJr!;,lZ,r.,V''7,rl,nl,a Station. Md Ml and 7th Ao N" I'll' -Ae.,
llnsiklMi at Jitnand 111 InteriaN up to um I'. M Also bj trillion
hprilal f ur Itesrrieil fur i.him. n.. .11 it,... -....i...
GRAND STAND AND PADDOCK, $3 LADIES, $1.50
DOWLING HAS LEAD IN
MATCH WITH M'LEAN
Scnrsdnlo Pro. On ins .Murgln
of 2 tip on Dliiiwomlic Mini
Over Lntter's Cotirsp,
Vonkms, June 6. .lack ttoul.ng, the
Scarsdale professional, picked up n'f'i
of two holes In the llrsl half of n,,
seventy-two hole home arid Inline mateh
with (leorgo McLean of Iiunnonrli,
played to-day on the iMinwoodlc link.'
Ills victory on his oni,inf nt's rours,
makes It look ns though Howling a
get the hlg end of the f.on pmc when
the second half of ihe match Is com
pleted nt Scarsdale to-morrow
A stymie, that lllllo trouble maker tn
which few of the medal play loutn; pr.
fesslonaUs nre accustomed, cropped up rn
the first hole to-day and cost Dmsl'r.i
nn easy chance to halve tho hole Hcirir
in tho lead didn't suit McLean, honeie
for he got behind a ttoo on the .o,onl
hole nnd let Uowllng square the mat. 'i
They reached the turn with Pnuhnir
1 up, nnd the little Scarsdale linmeorti
maintained that advanlngo to tho eri
of the round. The curds;
MI5IININC. HOCND,
Jack Dowllng, icarilale.
Out i 4 4 R 3 I 4 3 4 -l
(Icorge McLean, Dunwoodlei
0u,V",i 4 6 4 7 3 4 3 4 f-
Dowllng:
,n;;v 3St36445 r. 44-
McLean:
In 2 4 l 3 4 4 h s JJ;i
i no nest goir of the match n.
l',a011 going out In the afternoon, ea'h
'caching the turn III lie Mi-Le.-in aralr,
' '! ol,. .hs"?
but Howling soon regained his lead sr.ii
was 1 tip at the ninth. Coming In Mc
Lean squared the match a couple of
times, on the second occasion be goum,
a ten foot putt down for a 2 on the
thirteenth, but he lost the next thre.
principally by poor putting and would
have been 3 down nt tho end had no:
Dowllng missed a two foot putt on lh
home green.
Tho best shot of the day was played
by Dowllng on the fourteenth. Ills
drive landed In the rough m the r.cht
of the course nnd his onlv route to t-e
green was nt-- a lowering trre h
made the shot In splendid style and oa
the hole. The cards:
AKTKHNOON P.OPND.
DouHnr
Out
4 4 4 4 3 4 4 1 4-.U
McLean:
Out
3 4 4 4 3 i 4 4 43.
Dawllr.s ;
In . ... .3 4 4 4 ( 4 1 4 6 -JT Ml
McLean:
In 1 1 ! ! S S I -; vi
GREAT NECK EASY VICTOR.
ilr Hnndlenii nnil a llcmlng In
I'lplllK Itiii-k I'iiIm 'I'rmii.
In the second game for tho HemrMrid
cups In the Meadow Hrnok polu tou-
mcnt yesterday afternoon, tho Ore c
Neck team, although :illmWn,- i
handlo.ip, defeated Piping Hook 12 t.
""i noils McVlttey, the (Vifornia
who hmtight out a ory neat sit f
1 mount, was the only pla.er to .cor.-
Piping Ito.-k. Wing mid.. ,i t
against this team, which accounts for
tne traction in the tally.
No. : for Piping Ho, k wriM pi,,.. I .
P ,vl'' Sl,,"'" '-S'-hardt. who took C
Place of Joseph P (irace. Mr lKelurl-
.. i. ........ ...1 .V.
n" n.ts jusi ,-irriven mini I 111 e. IS I
first South American to Mslt this count
I " '"" "as well mount-1
ith a g.ay. a hay and two chostnu-s
t whlch arrhed from South Amorl
.month ago and have become thorough'.
acclimated within that period
Th" fouh Ametlcat, ptoe,l a en..
lilttor. but with tho others he did not
very rffoctlve work, owlnw tn xhr
'" nature of the pltiy ntimnc
four, who were nlavinir tocother f. r c.
ti'"1 time. Lack of team cohesion
a ditrlment to hlin. as well as to .l.m--
I'atk, the steeplechase rider Mr.
who is an especlilly hard hitter 1 to
S. Hryce Wing, the hunting man. wo '
comparative novice at polo Th-
lineup
. tiroat No. 1: - No 1 W Ilus.eii r, , .
i"- WZniiut,?'? t '''L I T
hrn.5' ClaVi. "'. "'"Sli ' " " '
Piping Hoik No 1. .Iinpe. i-nri,
b st.'rt Iglohiii.lt t. v.
llreat Neek llo.iU omned. 1.
r
ii:r Uu"
Wotty?
COLUMBIA FACES PENN TO-DAY.
111 1 III I'.ipoetrd in I'lleh Xunn'l
plelninn In l.nal llmiie liiimi.
Columbia will play Us Una s ,n-e c,--to-day
with Pennsx lvaina "r
1 commencotiienl
dav Joust
-
Quaker nine. Fully I.OOn - ,
W'1 ' "e " ""
Moil- to the game the ,-las.. pa- ,
all the accompanying nun. h x
place
While the Pennsj .x-an'i gan -ends
the season for C0I111.1 .
leally mark tho beginning c
stretch of games this e.i- p.
Snlurdav the Hlue nnd Uh'e
m:,lt" 11 trip In In, e
t ornililalile Hn.wn nine. ,vh h
knocking everbody oe. -,
' "e'uiuble for tho cU'mplnti.l, 1
I ' "l-nhM's flr-l opponen, T
make Its (list trip In tin e
play at Promlence on Satutd
Pollowitig the Drown game
will mtet I'nlon. It P I . Wi ' . 1
tean and Cornell. The ('.-
will bo on June 21, roiiiimi! . .
at Ithaca. Manager I'ornn.i 1
nrrange a game with Hat it'
Dip, but failed to reach an
concerning 11 date on h.. h t,. ,
contest
The gnme lih tho I'.,! , e
Monday x.i. filled off I.e. . 1
interfeie w .til class d 1
(leorgo Smith probah w 1 p
Splelman of IV1111 to. .la T ,
between the tun teams .'
tungs tn a tie, 2 to 2.
Eastern la-iiBiio He. nit
llr.dgi port 7 . llartfoi
l.nn, 2 New London.
Woriosler. 6. l.iiwren...
Sprlnglleld. 1" New 11.
gainei
SprltlKdel 1. 5 . So II .- . r ,
game 1
rrnsperl Park H11.el1.1ll I -
Euclid Si hool 7 llr .
P s 111. r, p
Hangers, 11 It.xlht
Tiitr,
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