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titr qttm Aun maw YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920, 13 T
aSW1 M l M p w . i i -iiJ M , V . '""''"m" ' """' . " ' 1 1
Cinnh F)P&nt Phillies. 5 io4 Yankees Win From Red Sax, 6 J
i vv '- Avuuiitb p III 1 Y LlLlKfl lul J-lL4LtVs L7 vjr ifciv Ju-- vjy v- a 7 u "
YANKS CHASTISE'
HOYT IN THE FIFTH
'BENTOH SAVES THE
HIGH LIGHTS AMD SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
An Exciting Play in the Yankees' Winning Game
GAME FOR GIANTS
They Bent the Bed Sox, C to 1,
. and Win the Series From
Them,
ny villi am n. iiaxna.
More bem-h cleaning was done at the
polo Grounds yesterday, but although
ten substitute Yankees wn- fired from
tbt ?" !' I'tipi"? Nsllln thej wiced
only tu the extent of being deprived of
rlose-up of n Yankee victory. The
heme lais w"n fa11' from the Red So,
the wore being t to i, and the Feriea
Tfat to Hug's hombres, a scrappy and
contentious crew all through the coin
bits, three games to two.
just so long as Nallln left nine men J
ea the field that was all the Yankee
aslced. Manager Huggtnt, however,
dds't let Nallin oft that easy when that '
authoritative umpire sent a drove of ;
home placers from Hi bench to far
centre fluid. The umpires In this Berien '
vrre pretty quick to get after the Yan-
ktfs ;
T.." wro bossy anil ru.iy, Nallln
and P. .necn were. Tliev utenuid to he
In a ragmng mood, and their umpiring
t n . w standard. The work ot
N tr ji'd Dlnncen was not as good as ,
the i1a ng of the Yankees, and Hug- j
gtaf, w:-" is no soft spoken angel In a
ha" came, nevertheless, judging from 1
actions ran second In peevishness to the j
tw i arbiters. The Yanks are going
awy far a while and the fans here will I
cuss uieT. ine i wo umps, too, are j
going away for a while, but the fans I
won't miss them In the least. j
The Yankee subs. It is said, annoyed
Nallin by yelling "Whoa !" at him. Just
why arybody should be annoyed at
hiring anybody yell "Whoal t him
it z known unless the umpire thought
the payers thougnt he was a horse. Yet
even horses don't mind being thus hailed.
Still Nallin may have attributed to the
ejciamatory command as used by the
Yankees a subtler meaning. Horses
are rot the only members of the equina
race that have "Whoa '." j elled at them, j
Qninn Ontpltches Uoyt.
Jrk Quinn outpltched Waite Hoyt A
good lacing was handed to the Bo3ton
ywncsler in the fifth Inning a four run
lacing Hoyt Is a good pitcher most
diyr. a real good pitcher, but there's a
certain suggestion of smugness about his
bearing on tho mound which the Yan
kees knocked away from there. Hoyt
struts a bit nnd wastes a good deal of
tint he's the sort to make long games
but te Tankees didn't waste much
evvting him from the rubber.
The Red Sor made a threatening start,
er.ly to fiizle. and after that there was
little disturbing to the serenity of the
fins in what they did. Qulnn after the
first was nn oppressor who never gave
thtm a chance. Hooper and JlcNally
tir.gled In the opening inning, but Me
r.Ofkey and Hendryx hit flies, and JIc
lnr.ls was thrown out by Ward.
The Tankees made a run in the ee
ond on a two bagger by Pratt with one
rat ani a single by Ruel through Foster
wth two out Nallin called a bad
r.r ke on Bodle, else Ping would havv
weIW Right after calling the bad
tu K" Nallin called a good one a ball,
whr?at it .was AI Walters' turn to
ttgifter a heartache.
single by Peek and a tearing triple
y P!jp. which struck the right field
1 lea hers above Hooper's head, earned a
New TerH .run In the ,third. Ruth hit
ti Si-ott, and Pip? was' caught Lewis
iftta a hit through Foster, on which
Rst'i -made a well directed effort to
rwh third, but he was bumped out of
h!i stride by McNally, accidentally, and
vas thrown out at third on a play in
which the ball went eccentrically from
Foster to Scott then was thrown from
Ecitt to Foster.
The Red Sox tally in the third was
the result of a
Ktirh the wind
high fly ta-the Infield
caused Ward to mis-
Jsdge Mer.oskey hit it after JlcNally
Ud ooubled. The wind carried the orb
to Ward s left and he was almost back
tit tie pitcher's box when It dropped bo
ron a h's finger tips.
Qalnn Spoils Pratt'i Steal.
Hoyt weakening and losing his stuff
fist passed Qulnn to open the New
Tork half of the fifth. Ward hit swift
ly to right and Peck doubled to the left
field stand. The ball struck on the fly.
Quinn scored. Ward and Peck held their
t.ases. while Scott gathered Pipp's
(cor he. hot enough to start a prairie
fir and threw him out
Ruth was passed to fill the bases and J
th- Rj-d Sux mr.eld fll -back, but LewLs
risMd t'len by shooting a ground sin
plc jast McNally and bringing home
'vro With a short sacrifice fly to
Hooper Pratt brought Ruth home.
Ruth s a good base runner.
Pratt in the eighth was engineering as
elsan a steal of home as ever was
made wter Quinn. who was at bat,
fpoiicd a good play by hitting at the
ball All he had ta do for Pratt to be
tacressful was to do nothing. Pratt
had Fuch a start that he was under
the batter's bat when the batter, evi
dently not grasping the situation, fouled
tae ball The score:
BOSTON i.K.i i NEW TORK A.)
tbrh o e abrh o ae
Eir-rf. 102 1 0 0 WantSb.... Jll 1 4 0
a-Ky-b SI 2 J 4 O'Pect'urhj 421 S SO
Ve'fser.lf 4 01 2 fPimUb 2 0J12
Hendryx "f 4 0 0 0 0 Roth.rf 3 I i
Mclanulb 40 I 0 L1.U.... 4 02 0 00
orr,s . 3 0 0 1 swpritljb. 21 1 J i
4 0 0 2 6Bo3.Cf.... 21 -
;0 ( 0 Raetc 4 01 2 20
100 1 OOiQuinnj)... 210 0 2t
'llterf.c
brr-.st.c.
'iort p
Etrrp
: o p e 1 1
!0 0 00
Totals ...4W27 112
TOta. 22 1 3 24 14 0
Ewcin OOIOOOOO 01
Ser York 111(4000 x
Rtns batted In-By Menoskey, 1; by Ruel,
' b- Pc kinpanrh. 1; by Itpp. 1; by Lei,
2 b fra't. 1. To but hlts-MrNaUy, Pratt,
JVxnpi.rh. Tbree base hit Pipp. S&cri
f t.t McNally. Sserillee fly Pratt. First
V41 on error Botton. 2. Left on bse
nor.-jr i yew ycrk. (. Double plays
oi.r Scott and Mclnnl: Scott. McJuiny
su M lnn!. Bss-t on bill Off Hoyt. t;
J.S Ki l. oil Quins. 1. Struck oat Ry
E-r by Karr f: by Qulnn. 1. Hit br
pn Vt ball-By Qnicn (Fojtert. Eirned rnai
-03 Hoyt (. off Oainn. 1. Hits-03 Hut.
f --np- oil Karr. J in 1 leniim. I
It r.fhcr Hoyt. Cmpires NaTUn and Din
en T-.mt cl raae ! hoar and K minutes.
'OITIIEKN .SSOCIATI ON.
A t tmi n. H. E.
Aia 7 12 1
Keaiphl . .... 3 14
nrie Suea and rnwilt Canaran.
'Ari nd Bleboft
. At Sew Orisn It H. E.
Orlesm 4 1 2
Ll"if Rock 2 7 1
B'terie Phillip and Davis: Ix)hron.
Utrtrra nd Drottem.
At rbattnoot H.' E.
5:r.!r.rhnn -.. - 1
Cttta.noar 1 i
Btterie Noel and Nelderkorn: GUzener
r
i
i
t Mobile . H. H. E
b le 3 2
M"1 I. . 1 J 2
J a'tori-n Futtoa and Coltman; Hodne
trjj K r'bckr
COLI'MIIIA G.V3IC CANCCLLED
Johns Hopkins-Columbia baseball 1
Fizr-i Sclleuuied for yesterday aflernoou
i" .-outh Field, was cancelled on account
cf'1- weather. Bain started Just as the
tem were about to take the field. Co
rirnh: cypcies HwarUjssore this ?fr-
IIO?",
GI IXTS vs. nnOOKLlTS' TO-DAV, 2: JO
(J- M rnlo OrscruU. Admlnlan 71c to
9U4 ineludlng lax. Adv.
REDS REGAIN LEAD
IN LEAGUE RACE
CliailipiOIlS
Break Losing
Streak and. Defeat Cubs
by 5 to 4.
Cincinnati, May 4 (National). The
champions broke their losing streak to
day by winning a close game from Chi
cago, J to 4, and went back to first
place in the National League race.
Carter was hit freely In the early In-
nlngs. Ring blanked the Cubs for fix
Innings but weakened In the seventh.
He was relieved by Luque In the eighth
after the visitors had come within one
run of tying the score.
The batting of Neale and the fielding
of Rath and Kopf were features. The
score :
CHICAGO tN.) CIXCIXXATI IS.)
abrboati tbrhoae
Fjsck.rf.... :bi i ot'ifiith.ri... joo so
Hloctier . : : :0Oroh4b. . JOS 1 10
Hericci'b.. 40 ' 4iRou!),ct. .. :io 1 00
Barber.lb . 4 0 1 It eODuncan.lt.. Sll 1 00
I'aftert.cf. S00 1 ;K0pt.ii Sll to
Dell.Sb 410 1 BO.Nealejt. .. 4SS S 60
Rob'Ki.U. 411 1 0 0 Bresrier.fb.. 50111 10
O'FirrfJI.C 4 1 : 1 3 0WInrn.c 10 0 4 1 0
FrirtfJT.. 0 00 0 OO'Ring.p J01 0 10
Dllj-.c . 000 1 OOlLaqoe.p.... 00 0 00
Ortrr.p.... 101 0 1 lnacthcr,p.. 0 00 0 10
tT-rnbty.- 111 0 0,
Manin.p... 0 00 0 0 Oj Totaif . 3 5Sri(0
JHenlrix... 100 0 0 0,
Bailey.p.... 000 0 t 0j
Tottli.- W 4 :!!
Ren for OTarreU In tbr eithth wnlr.r.
Bailed for Carter In Ihe Mvetith imar.
ttlattrd lor Martin in tbe irhth Inninj.
Cbiraco ooooo::t
CinannaU : 0 1 : 0 0 0 i-i
To b-e hlH-niek. Oner. TSree bti
hit -Robertson. SUcnfiM- llh Kopf.
Brenlfr. Ileriof Lett on baw-2itro. S;
OiKinnitl. S. nae on tnhf-Ofl Klryr. .
off Lnoue. T: oB Ctrter. :; OS ItMley. 1
H'-oa ninr. la t:-J innlnr: 03 Luqae.
pone in 1-1 timing: oft "uetber. none in 1
inulns: oS Tarter, f In 6 imrttw off -Mir-tin
n:W in 1 Iniar: off Bailey rone til 1
rainr. Struck out-Br Ktnr. -: br Kaetrer.
' Winn-nj pitcbrr-Klnc lo;nr pitcher-
of pamf i hoars and 4 nunute.
ATHLETICS TAKE ODD GAME.
They Defmt 1Vahlncton by
- Menn of Timely JIMltnp.
'..om. Mat- 4 (American).
iti.!.. enatled Philadefphla to
take the odd game of the s"es
Washington to-day, C to 4. .Perry, pitch
ing for te vunxora w wx
received steady support The score :
rHH. IA. WAEK'GTON (A
ib r hot' ab r h o a o
r-nt' 4 : O ft ft Ml!n.!f.. r.no 3 no
Ducaa"b 412 4 no Harris. 4 00 'J
r-rtafb "oi r. ;o;o-iMU.s. sot i so
rvrktaie 3 00 7 So'Bh.r.lr.Sb 4 12 0 30
ffwu 300 3 r.0'nh'rrlty.c 311 3 10
Tt7rY.V . 4110 3 0'Zachary.P 402 0 30
Toft.. 3JC102T20ll TotaU. 32 4 9 2T 13 0
PhlUd.lphla ...... 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-6
tVathlngton 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 0 0-4
Ttio bK hlt-Ju.5st.,rfrrr.
5Sl "piaj-ltaRatt to r.Klloway to Orlfnn.
,.n hln-Off Eachary. 1: " V"?-
R lilt br rlteher-Dy Zachaij- (amrmi.
Struck eut-ftr IVm'. 3: by Z-ar- 2. V. lld
oUen-ZacharT. rrop!rf--Connolly and
MorlTritr Tiros ot game-t hoar and 4.
tnlnntu.
DETKOIT EALLEES IN 1UKTE.
Scores Two Riu for Victory OTer
' Clercland br - to
Detroit, Mich, Itay 4 (American).
Detroit won Its sefnd game of the season
by defeating Cleveland to-day 8 to 1.
Both of Detroit's runB came In the ninth
inning, when tbb singled, scoring Bush
and Veach. Cleveland scored In the
eighth on an error by Bush. The score:
abrhaae w "ZZ
GraDeyJI.
Chap'n.
4 0 i eoaaj:u... . - -T.a-i
a i i:nuh.et.... ;12 1 53
I., i , r' V... 11
Totals. ...a 1431 IS S
Tr.,.1. ..SI 1 Kill
JB; rSTtisi la the ninth taalag.
'"" . o a 0 1 0-1
CUveiino.. j. t t I I M M
Swto'Taae-Busli. Bacrifleei -Veach,
fOLLEGn r.ASEBAl.1. BKSCI.W.
At Fordham Fleld-rena State. 3; Ford
h A?' Xafayette. Ind.-Purtne. 8; Notre
MlAto Btadimr-C. C. N. T.. 11; Man
"jus'wartbmor;. P.-3warthmore. 8; North
CarftUn. 1.
- - . . .1,'-.. If -IB 1 3
r8rfo 40O 0 2 0 lWlmsn.Hi. 3 0 0 IS 01
Myer..P -. 411 1 lVSSZ- 10 0 0 01
t
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
. irACI'F ! NATIONAL IEAGFE.
AMCniCAN IXAGtTF- PWladHrVU. 4
w Tirt. ! !
Drtrolt. 21 f l"rJf ittl 4
M. .K. 2,.1??:,.V.- 1
rjiHadfipnia. . 1 ......-. --
STANDING OF
Played. Woa. 14. T.C.
11 ia 3 .7W
' Chleato
' Itetna. . .
16
11 J ti
i a sen
: a .in
7 .222
1 1 .U
S 1 J57
2 11 J33
V" v,ric' 1'
Wablato.
M. Iot1...i
I-hlladrlplila.
Detroit... -.
;.. is
...
14
13
. riMPS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
. , , . ,,,P .1 i
w y"t. '5 ilLti
rblladelpbla la B"1"1- I
t 'S it.
Babe Ruth out at third in third inning.
Five Leading Hitters
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LKAGfC
ru.yer.ciub. o. A.n. it, n. r.c.
Jarksoa, CM.... 11 II ft 23 .49
Johnttoa, Cleic. 13 43 3 20 .441
Wearer, CM.... 13 32 IS 11 .404
Collbit. Chi 13 33 13 t J
Speaker, Cleres. II S3 14 20 J"
NATIONAL LKACrC.
rUyrr.Clab. O. A.D. R. II. I'.C
Ilom.t.r. M.L.. 14 M IX M .43
Orel.. (Inn... . 16 61 11 22 -3C1
nanrroft. Phil. . IS 63 S J
ruth, Clnn IS S3 T 22 JIB
Uaubert, Clna... 13 IK 11 II 2i
WHITE SOX LOSE
TO BROWNS, 12-4
Winners Hammer 3 Pitchers
Hard, Kerr and Heath Be
ing Driven Out.
St. Loins, May 4 (American). St
Louis hammered three Chicago pitchers
hard to-day and won, II to 4. Kerr and
Heath were knocked out of the box.
Wei I man pitched his first game since
the middle of latt season. With the ex
ception of two innings he was steady
throughout The score :
CHICAGO (A.) i ST. LOOS IA
abrhoir abrhoae
J.Colllns.rf (12 1 0 !,Aunin.Sb... 42 J 0 so
vresrerjb. 101 S tMVon.tb . SIS I 2 0
E.CoIllnb 4 1 0 i SOTobiiUf. ... ( 1 2 4 0 0
jM'kion.lf. 4 12 I 0 0 Kitler.lb.... SSI S It
relKh-cf... I0t 1 1 0'WlUiiran.r I. 4 00 1 f
Jo'irdaiUb. 4 00 10 OOi.'ieobsoo.rf. SSS 2 0 0
Ribrrr.. 21 t Or'nilllnra-e... ill 4 OP
fiiir s i o rt'r.. . si: s o f
Kwrp 0 00 o ;nwei!min.p.. SIS 1 0
Hfttn.p.... : o s
L'Jcrtni!k.p 0 0 0 C 2 W Totl
lledtllui. 100 0Af
;i!H'i
Tntal". . S 4 4 till!'
Batted for LondenailU in tbe ninth In
ninj Cbiouro .. ..:iOlB0-4
st iu!s liaisseo x-n
- Two bv h1t Jriuon. GeOoa Tbree
be hilt GVton. Tobin. llocie lun Suler
.Stolen bn-UlT. Satrlflre hit-Ke-T. TCeii
man. tnutsiss. BUUcirs 2. Doable i.lj
Wenver lunawlntec) : Geleon and, KiWer:
vTelhasn nd Sleler Left on ba Chlearo.
: tit. Louis. 1ft. Baset on balU-Oa Ker,
1; off Lowdrrmllk, 2; off Weilman, U Hit
Off Kot. I In 12-3 innlncs (two out in tbtid'.
off Hfith. I In S tnninrt' (two' out In s'atbt.
off LomOrrmilt. S in 21-3 leninrs. Ftrnca
onl-By Kerr, 1: by Wllmn. 3 lywini
pitcher Kerr. umpu Oweni md tbJll.
Tun,: ol litre : hour and 45 tainutti.
C. C. X. V. JIKATW MANHATTAN. I
By a score or 11 to 1 t . . oe-
feated Manhattan College yest' ruay
afternoon in the Lcwisohn Stadium. Tlie
..
MANHATTAN. C. C. N. T
abrhoae abrboae
KerilnJb.. 4 12 2 1 2, Rally .ib.. ,. 4 1 5 2 0 0
Ki-rby.rt... 2 00 1 0 0! Knnkrb. 4 21 2 10
Urea,lb.. 40 0 I 0 OjFroebUlj-U 42 1 3 0 0
Maboney.p 40 0 0 3 OinakJn.p.... 314 0 S
B.Sa!l'n.e.. S0 0 ( 0 liNonaan.H,. 4 01 1 0 0
Zinuner.cf. lt 1 1 olMurray.c. . 4 1 1 10 10
m"nlea.rb S0 0 S lllzucfccf 401 ! 0 0
D.Soll'nJf S00 2 OO.Torpy.M ... 4 21 0 11
McS'erry.M S00 0 22 Feicin.lb. . 4 00 7 0 0
Total....312II St Total.... Stlltl 41
Mnhttn 1 080000-1
C. C. N. Y 02102402 X 11
Earned run-J4nhttan. 1: C C N. Y2.
Three ba- hil-Kri!y. 2; FrreruU. Nisaas.
Murray. Torpy. Sacrifice Kerbr Stolen
be-C. C N. Y 3. Left on brv.fVrr.
hatttn. 1: C. C. N. T.. 2. StracSt cat-rBy
Mahener. 4: by Rakin. . Be on bll
Off Miioney. 4: off Raskin. 1. UmDircs
Holrnui itid Jones. Time of rarae 1 hour
irxl is minute.
Victory for Ilarnard.
Barnard School scored Its fourth
straight baseball victory of the season at
Hedley Field yesterday at the expense
of Dwlght School by 7 to 1. C Farrell
held the Dwight School to three scattered
hit In seven tnnlngs and fanned ten
batsmen. Gregory Van Ness, shortstop
and captain, led the Barnard attack.
The score by Innings :
R. IL E.
PdrnTd Fehoo? 2 0 0 0. 1 4 7 18 S
Dirt School 0 1 0 0 0 01 I I
Batterte For Barnird. C. Firreit and
Belles, for Owlcbt Daly nnd Wadh&m.
AMEBICAN ASSOCIATION,
At Ft rDi R h. :n.
st nm 2 4
Milwaukee 2 7 I
RatttrlM unier xnA Iluhn: William od
'lltrgrsve. (10 Isnlnfs.)
At Toledo, oaw it.. . iu.
Ir.disnapells 4' 1
ToUdo ,. .. ..: , 3 4
Batteries Petty and Henline; Brady and
M irphy.
At Minneapolis Tt H. E.
Minneapolis 14 1
Kansas City IS 2
Bttrie Erant. Amei and Swetney;
Brock. J"nes and SUytr.
At Columbus. Ohio It H. E
Cclumbur IS . I
LooHvllle 1 0
Batteries Wrlrbt Graham and Korher;
Gtirf and Wscner.
KASTKBN LE.OCE.
At New Ujren R. It E.
Waterbory J 2
Htven ' 4 4
Batteries Khn and Ffclnault: 8dewlrk
and Naale, Bulllvan. (Called at the end
of the sixth Innlnr: rain.)
Other gsrnet pctpond; rain.
' nnclnnatl, S; rhlraeo, 4.
I Boston t. Brooklyn potpoTied beraase f
Jr.1.. other leanu. uot M-ilule4.
THE CLUBS.
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Brootlm in New fork (2M T.. M.)
llmtm tn rwiadelphl
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i PENN STATE BEATS
FORDHAM IH 9TH
j Ties Score in Eighth on lJrum-
trough's Single and Kill-
! inger's Home Hun.
i ' .
Fordham University's baseball team
was defeated by the Penn State In a close
rame nt Fordham Field yesterday after
roon. The score was 3 to I. The con
test was a stirring pitching duel between
Cullerton, who limited the visiters to
four hits, ana Grnmley. who yielded only
five safeties. Each registered seven
strike-outs.
The Bronx collegians were leadlnr by
two runs up to the end of the seventh
Inning. In the following round Hugo
I'.etdek's pupils tied the score on Bnaum
baugh's single and Kllllngers home run
to deep left field. The winning run
crossed the plate in the final frame.
With two out, Cullerton wavered mo
mentarily and passed Kerr, who taime
dlalely stole second. Drauir.baugh' fol
lowed with a grounder to Hoctor. the
Fordham third baseman, and when the
latter allowed the ball to roll to left
field the runner easily completed the
circuit The score:
FORDHAM. PENN STATE,
ibrhoie abrboae
McL'lin.lb. S00 J 0'Merkle.2b.. 410 : 4 0
!!utfcVy.rt. 41 0 0 0 KUllniw.Sb. 4 11 0 S
HiIloran.rI 101 2 0 f MalUn.cf.. SOI I 0
Flim.tb. 21 0 2 4 0mrT.lb...
Ivlevre.n. $01 4 0 0HJiw.lf.
DODOTin.lt. 4 02 ! OOGrubbjf...,
Hoeior.Jb . S00 1 1 Korb.
Oiwiu.e. 4 01 o B'eaerh.e..
Cnllerton.p S0 0 1 1 0,Graailty,p..
4 0011 II
400 1 00
401 0 10
110 2 SI
301 10
800 0 It
Keonyo.. lo " "a
1 Total!.. . 25S4 2T14
TI . 2J 1 1!
Batted lor Hocter In the ninth innlnr.
Penn Stale oooeoncsi-S
yonlbktn 200f I
j y0rJbin
' Frt but on error rordhatn. 2: IVna
: State. 1 Two hie tut Grabb. Home run
Klll'rfr Sto'en bse- Buckle y Finn.
'CoURtMBU. Uflloran. Ullery. Korb 2. lft
jon tutu-" Fonlhtm. ; I'rnn Plate. ; Double
1 pi ay Cullerton and McLonfblln: Kllhnger,
i Xlerkle aa-1 FlIeT; Korb. ilerkle and tilery,
i BaM-t on ball-n Grtmley. 3: off Cullerton,
4. Struct oul-Br CuliM-.on. 1: by Graoiley.
' T. Hit by piKBer By Orasnley. 1 (ttnn):
by rullertor.. ; iKo-b1 l'Jiwd ball Btum-
Muea. iTniure 4.teu lime oi cxnr i
bsur sod K miaulrt.
IKTESNATIONAL LEAGUE.
KcfulU of YetercUy' Came.
Akron, S, Baltimore, 4.
Syracuse, T, Toronto, t.
Keadlng. U: floefcener, 2.
Jry City vn. Uuftilo ptntponed, rile.
Mantnne of tne i mm.
. w. I r.c n. i r.tu
f;un.;0 t j .::5'Toroato t .iM
, Biltlajore . k S .tlC.JeiMy.nty. -4 i
! Akron...... .H.Mntetrr... S S
Kedtnr.i... 4 t .SOOiSyracuM.... 3 C
.Ill
73
Game Scheduled for To-day.
Jeriey City 'a Akroi.
Syracuse In Rx-better.
Baltlmtve !n Buitalo.
Reading In Toronto.
AT KEADINO.
ROCHESTER (1 1 1 READING (1.)
brhoael alirboat
Matlbews.!! 211 1 0 0 Alfbercrf. Sll 1 10
lorn.cl... 412 s c Bnrns.ci.... 4:1 4 e
KlneUa,rf. 401 S OOWeisrr.lf. . S 21 2 40
Locff.rb.... 2 91 2 1 rKounietUb. 4 : 4 11 t
Wbite.M. ..4 00 1 1 S.Hmaroel.tb. Sll 1 20
Rnd'CUfi.lb 1011 1 0 Mariolt.Cb.. Sll 0 It
HolabanJb 40 1 S HSbrridrn.M. S0 S SI
Ryera.... 101 2 0O'Crrin.e.... 4 12 4 1
Garton.p... 0 20Jtutln4 Sll 1 (
Fwman.p.. 10 0 ON
Foley. .. 14 0 0 CO) TotaI.. 51111: 131
ISpiers. 100 0 00
Total.. . J 2 7 24 12S1
Rutted for Gtrton In tbe fifth liwitnr.
IBatted for Seynan In the ninth lnotw.
Rerter . .. .000020000 2
RcMline I 11 I I II I x-11
Two baie hlt Jnnln, Xonf, Bowen. Kin
Fella, Ryer. 'ITin-e ba bit Welser. Home
run-Konniek. Hntnrflri. Stolen lwar
Weiser. Konmek. Altenbrr. Raenfice-Jn"-tln.
Garten. Doable plyc Otrtoa, Ilodrt
rver. nod,. ltyr: White and Itodrtftiex. Lett
on bsses Rochester, 7: Beadmr. t. Basel on
ballf-Otr Juun. 4; oS Girt em. 6: on Sea
man. 1 Hit Or! Garton. 7 In 4 lnrtnes; ofi
Saman, S -n I Innuics. Ktrufk oat By Ja
tln, 3. Wild pitch Orrton. Wlnnlnc rHoer
Jutin. Lov.tir plteber-GBrton. empires
Norsn and ilKlon. 'lime of raa 1 boar,
and IS minutes.
AT hVRAtTM:.
TORONTO (1 STUAfTSE il 1
abrhoae abrhoae
O'noarke.H III : 1 l'Mc"neU.U. : 0 0 : 10
Cpenwr.ef. 2tl OPMtAlrtneJb 10: 1 31
TTraan.lf. SO 2 0 Coneila.U. i!2 1 00
Onilow.lb,. IIS C 1 o;Sehulte.rf... 4 01 2 00
RDeyj-f Sll 1 ooDoneinonf. 411 4 o
Gonti1e.2b Sll S SO WetTe.lb.... 424 7 0
And'tonJb. 11 1 1 tIRni.....j S10 2 10
fandrjerg.c 4 00 6 1 llNleb'fall.c. 311 S SO
Bek.p 2 0111 OlTiPple.p 4 0 2 1 SO
Rider...... 1 00 0 OOConnoUy.lb 00 0 (0
1 Peterson.. 10 0 OW
1 Totals... 37 7 IS 27 11 1
Trtals.. 3t41'll S2(
RanM lor Hefk-in tb ninth Inrrlnf.
tRan for OTlourke In tbe ninth liming.
Toronto . : ! It M ( I W
Syracuie 0 2 1 0 0 B I 0 x-3
Two bai 3 till Contello. Tipple. Tbre bre
bit Gonx!-. Horn ran Onflow llohn
bai GontUea. 2ouble ptr Siebercall aa4
Tlpnle Left on bsw Toroato, i; Syricae.
7. Bavs on ball Off Hm. S; off Upple. 4.
Struck on. By Herk, S; tw Tpp!. 2. WIM
pHch Ttpp'e. Balk Tipple. Itaplrea Oor
coran and Btoulale. Time of game 3 hour
and i minutes.
AT B.U.TDIOBE.
AKBOSO.l 1 RALTIilOTtE (t)
abrhoae) abrhaaa
ShleJdUS)- 411 1 2lValeLlb... (M ! 10
Walb.cl... 423 I OOilJwryJf.... 41 2 01
Sbannon.lI. S01 1 lUxcohanacf. Sll
iiS
r.tu u 9 1 9tRttt)iriTi fTi at (I It 1 1
113 2
J I ,?rrS?hmn" ??? I SS'featirig Humnoldt foss. W0- to 65
traller.e... 411 S I lrrarahamj). 1 1 1 . " t. thJ- .d
Barnes.p.... 4 01 4 O.Frant.p ... 08 0 00
ivnipcn.p... - u u n is
Trulf.. SSIllSTUSI'JIarlette... 100 9
I
TVal . SSCttSl 2
Batted for Knoich In Ite ninth Inmig.
Walah out hit by batted ball.
Akron 2J41 0-4
Banhnore M ( H M I W
To baae hit-Purteil. Boley. Walab. Ham
I r, T-t. noulle tly Kaiael ana
Bishop. left on base Akron, 4; Baltlsxre,
-e u oui" Otl rarntiam, 1; off Ttank.
i- off Same. 1; cB Knelarfi, X. Hltt-02
rarcbam, 2 In S lnntngs; off Krant. I la
l y-'fj; CrUrr la SI -2 Isauu.
Strnek out By rarnbam. S; by Fraak. i;
name. : by Knetaeh. L Lomr rjtrter round bout last night at the SoTrtheTrr;
fZ bSk"' ''Athletic Chrb. Wdfc wa. outtrkwrd. J
He Is Itnshcd Into th Breach
in Ninth InningTgainst
Phillies.
IvrrUl f Ts W XswTosa HiaI4.
f miLADELriii, Pa.. May 4. After a
. string of five straight eonqVt. thr
of. which came In a row, over John Jay
McCrnWa espenatve cast of Gii. nJ
I a stay of twenty-four houra V- njt
rlace tlie PhllUe evacuated the oTtr
1 berth to-day In favor of Ue rteds C.
at the request of th Giant The tunv
hinrA rsaHa at Unioire Fyf?. a On- It will be rememoerea uuw in mo u.aum kuv w,.
dnlrtoph'over !ftS cintand ei.tart than they are making this season. They lost eight in a row to begin
scrvtcea of fourteen Giant were necetV w1th, jt was not until May 2 that they worked their way into the victory
fary to
w E In
beat the Phiniea. Tne "r'eoluran and It was not until May SI that they aavancea into me nrci
4. ,.,vrAlvUion. This advance was accomplished by winning eleven straight just
The two hour and five minute battle
on, the Cravath lawn was closer than
the score would indicate. Not until Mc-
Graw had trotted out three rrtch
Dm hie iiiren at that were the flight -
.. ..... . . i 1 1.. ,ka
VZl.::?
uiiit imum ..vr, , -'"-,.-
Intn. would not have been ejual to
. Ihm h(l II
liirusn umt .
rot been for the additional service- oi
t'mnlrn Vvf. a rookie arbiter,
Catrsey and Toney started. Weinert
and Kenton finished. Sandwiched be
tween Toney and Benton for the Grant
was Douglas, who had a brief stay.
After five scoMiesa lnntnga the GlaaU
worked their way into the run column
in the sixth. In the meantime the
(Hants had been robbed of four runs at
one turn of the glove by Lo Bourvcaa
With the bases thickly populated tn the
third Bevo speared a drive from Sick- j
lnc bat Thlch was labelled for the
bleachers. The first run of the fray
came through the medium of a walk to
Kaoff, Sicking" sacriflee and a one base
slam by Kelly.
The Phillies tied fhe score in- their
half of the siath. Once more it waa
Le Bourveau who thwarted the Giants.
With one' down Ibis stimulating youth
clubbed a Blngle to centre. Bancroft
foitowod with a one base slam to light
A stroke of base rtmnlng a la. T v Cobb
enabled Le Bourveao to score M the
way from first on the single.
The Giants added three more run in
the seventh. Singles by Fletcher and
Doyle, a walk to Kauff. hi fourth of
the day, and btegjes by Sicking, and
Kelly acroujtfed for this trio of tallies.
These thre mas loomed bis enough
to clinch the decision until the Phillies
began to man their bats In the home
half of the seventh. Stengel started
with a walk. J. Jinier singled and
Taulette cuffed a "blngle. admitting
StenRel. R. Miller lofted to Fletcher.
MeuseL pinching for Wheat, hit to right
for a base and J. Miller- scored on
Young' throw to Sicking, Wrlght
itane, batting for Causey, walked.
Earl .Mr. Toney. Doug! a took th
peak. Le Bourveau greeted him by
beating out an infield hit Bancroft
ended the rally by fanning.
Weinert and Wlthrow were the new
pointsmen for Cravath at the start of
the eighth. The Giants scored a run.
Singles by Burn. Young aad Fletcher
manufactured the tally.
Then came another PhlHie flarcup in
the home half of the ninth. It fell Just
on short of knotting the figures. K.
HlITer Inaugurated with a single.
Luderua, In hi first appearance of the
season, batting for Wlthrow. lined to
Burns. Cravath himself picked up a
bat. Tho first pitch served him he
whaled over the right field wall, but It
was foul. He finally Masted a single
to centre.
This ended Douglas.. Benton was
rushed Into the brech. Tregesser' sto
gled through Sicking, scoring K. Milter.
Benton finally settled down. Bancroft
fanned and Williams popped to Sicking.
The score:
NEW TORE (N.) "PHILADELPHIA CN.)
abrhsari ahrlraae
Bnmn.lf. - 41 0 ULeb'veaa.U 4IX 4 r
Tounc.rf. 411 1 S OlTrap-sw 11 0
Flrlcber.M 412 4 X OiBaocroIm 3 31 1 4 0
Doyle.rb.... 511 1 I frTvrntiams-cf 3 1 01
Kauff.ef.. ! 2 trsuiirei.rf . 312 S 14
Stats.d... II 1 0 0U.XUler.2b. 411 2 20
SickinrJb. I ft I & 1 "Paulette.Ib 41 7 10
I Kelly .lb. . . 402 4 2IRMir,erA. 412 1 24
R Smtlh.c. 401 1 OWbeste
MeCany.. 10 0!tMeuet. . 11 0
Snyder.c. . l,OflWjl!row.e 00 4 40
ToDej.p.... 40 ft-V 0:tLuderua. . 100 0 0v
Pouilaa.P. 000 I OtKCauiey.p.. 2 80 0 10
Eenton.p... 000 OOfWnsrtone 000 0 0
iwaiaa.. .. oo a 00
Total.... S 812712 01
Wei
nertn.
xCrarath... 101 0 0 0
txxlleadovs 000 0 00
Totals 4I42T l
Batted for E. Sratlh la ninth lrmlnc.
t Hatted tor L-bourreao in ninth tnmn;.
IBatted for Wheat In seventh lnnlmr.
IBatted for Wltberow tn ninth icnlnff.
(Batted -tor Canaey m seventh tarrinc
Kan for IVrijht stone in.erenlb tnmcf.
xBatted for Welnen in ninth lnnlns.
xxRan for CrxTafh in ninth Innlnr.
j.J.,a.; S S X S 3 i 5 i Elsald Uiat the allotment of ten votes to
Two be "hltt-Bicklnr. Stenrel, Stolen Fee was rnore than that conntry was
be-E smith ScTlflce-Fleleber. Slekint. 1 entitled to comddering- her r-Hatrve tro
Kelly Double play Doyle. Fletcher and portance us a boxlnir country. Major
eitaZ1ft Sv.il'ni.IS'Jr' Tn:J?"2: 1 Elddle said France was entftfed lo not
fe.'j P'r:," I0Z7:i I n-ore than six rotes. Major Blddle added :
innlnts
off Doutlaa. 4 In 12-3 lnnlnn: art
B-mon. 1 in t-l Inning- on cauwy. I in I
Innings: orl Wainert; 4. Is. 2 inninga. Struck
out By Toney. 2: by.Docrlar. Ir by Ben
tnn 1: hr Canaer. 2: bx WeiDert. 2. Wln-
nin- pitcher Toney. rosin; niteiier-caTiser
tmpirea xjic aoa uuij. aiuic u. phic
2 boon and S minutes.
C0BHSLL TO RACE ABBjOAD.
Will Send Cross Coasitry Trnm
England".
ta
iTirr v tl Ui x. rwnHl i.'nUttrCl not be claimed by any particular
versity to-day tentatirel)! accepted an
i ,.-! o ,
England for an international crosf-
country race with a Jninc Oxtortl and
Cambridge team of harriers during tha
Christmas holidays. Announcement of
the extension of tbe invitation on be
half of the British universities was
made in connection with the visit here
ot tbe Oxford and Cambridge- reiay
team to-day..
The visitors, who are being: given a
busy programme of entertainment at
Cornell, were presented to Acting-Presi
dent A. TV. Smith and attended recep-
tloas in their honor. They were guests i AU or which would eeenr W indicate
to-night of varsity athletes at a Ernoiter. ; that all is not well with the Interna
After a sightseeing trip to-morrow- they tlonal Boxing- Union- so tar as-an Intcr
wlll leave for New Tort: to sail on iT-atitmal' character is concerned.
Saturday for England.
GAEDNEE CUE VICT01L
Retain Lead In rocket
Billiard
Tourney.
Ous Gardner, who leads- his
petitors in tbe metropolitan'
Brrok tet Sgut
, ijAA Via rM nn flncf r.lnrf Vv Hv.
won as he pleased. The score
G. Gardner-10, 4. . 14. 10. 12. 13. 13. p.
r. Total. ICO. lluth run. 14. Bcratcb, 1.
M. r.vi9 I. 10, fl. o. A. -. 1. 1. a. 12. 8.
Total. S.1. lllch run. 13. Scratch. 5,
Tbe U?torle and drfcaU of the players
1 arv as iouowa: u&runrr. -v . ti. cmini,
5-It C. HUTO, v. r-nonaooa. --; 11.
Poas. 2-4; A. Wickers. S-4; IL IL JenHii.
I-i; 3t. C 11 o ani. 1
JKOOHe DEFEATS WOLFE.
MxMrRis. Tenrt, May 4-PaF Moore.
the Memphis ItiitRmwelrtit d-ffirt-!!
a v. tK.K. a ffl imlanel laa aM, 4) . 1
" eight
JBCI VI 19 VI vw
Dr DAlflEL.
CopvrleM, 1920, ty The Bm-Uerali Corporation.
,-t HIS afternoon the Giants will
I series with tha Dodscro. K
the eerlea with a return to
potentialities which they- undoubtedly possess there will be ixUfl huMaha
cn this sl3o of the bridges and tunnels, and, without question, groans on
the'other nlde. ThcpianU stlft are rattUng about like a bullet In K bathtub,
winning one day nnd losing for Bcveral In succession. But the turn In" the
road may be directly ahead.
Baseball records may be" used to tell whatever story you choos u
tell. They apeak a various language they are Delphian in their pronounce
ments. Just now bt followers of the Giants are polnUug to a chaytT In
the records of 1818 to prove that a bad start need not mean a poor finish.
soon- as tho Giants -went on -the
t Kt retched Into seventeen. The
n,(.4m. four in 8t Iouis. three in
1 ,,.4 .tntmwl at Phlladelnhia tn the
. r"
catne tat in the anernoon ana
The lAints won twentj'-six straigni
. Mv.,., ,ii,,
mt? lu nitutiro-. ..unv,...
- .... -ri l.l
tne uiu" ui iuuk vi u
beon doot may be done again. The
Vuantnral at llmlleo Seen Careful Store Fourth Victory.
The in-Ausural of the Plmiico meeting, which was celebrated down in
Maryland U,- Saturday, meana the beginning of real radng preliminary
to tho openlrV ot the Metropolitan aeaeon at Jamaica on May J3. Thl
statement nrnjl b a bit harsh toward Havre de Grace, -which this year
attracted an rjsA'isual number of high class horses and developed contests
far above the A"dinary. But to Firalico followers of racing have been
accustomed to lortK from year to year for the first outcropping of undeniable
daws. Plmiico h.U the oldest stakes on the Maryland circuit and It has
real raeftiy tradltV"18' e Inaugural, by the way, proved the medium
of another victory iVr Walter J. Salmon's remarkable filly Carerjil, which
ha won four races 1" a row, taxi of them stakes, and has established a
reputation comparable to that which Miss Jemima gained last year in the
"West. Careful la aaiilVo be as fast a breaker as the famed Lady Amelia
end shows a remarkaltV' burst of apeed in the first quarter. She gave
a demonstration of that a-m Saturday, when she ran the double furlong in
23 3-5 seconds on a ocvO" track. Cartful gets this burst of Bpecd from
her sire, the English "Wraii't Her dam was-Mindful.
Mr. Salmon has enjoyO.' rcmartcable success with his juveniles, fr his
entries have won six out of .ine starts aad have finished second three times.
It remains to be seen whether",Careful is another Regret or one or those miles
whicl. bloottl tn the, spring" ait wither, as did Elfin Queen, Hosio O'Grady
and Bonnie Mary, when the lik'inliest of the colts come to the fore later
In the season. The get of Wrack-'.have become quite fashionable here. Jimmy
Filzsifflnvms" has more than half 3 dozen Wracks in his barn.
Prrneeto Takes Hhik Plate in ltuwing- World.
As the result of fhe somewta'it surprising showing of Princeton's
nrsirv and frMhman crews on the Charles last Saturday the Tigrrs 6tand
hi- the 'side of Tale on the ton rflnsS
Tali's varsitv has beaten Penn and
Harvard and Penn. Harvard ha
Tigers, while Penn has been second mTale and third to Princeton and
Harvard. This, places Penn out of the .inning and makes Ula triangular
regatta to bo. renred on Lake Carnegie ctn May is, with Princeton, laie
and Cornell as the contestants, one of the tgest events of this big rowing
season. Popular sympathies probably will h.' with the- Tigers, who have
suffered a great many disappointments in rowVT and have tried hard enough
to merit greater success than has been theirs. .these several years.
The Navy beat Harvard by four lengths while Princeton won over
tho Crimson by one-third of a length. Howex-t, this does not argue that
the. Navy la any better than Princeton, particularly on a neutral course.
We have, yet to determine how good the Navy. A"rncuse and Cornell are.
This Information win bo forthcomin
on the Severn on Saturday.
FRICTION HAMPERS
PUGILISTIC UNION
England and France Reject
Proposals for the United
States!
ttr C1IAHLES r. XATIIISON.
The first formal meeting of the Inter
national Roxlng Union, which was
formed at Paris last JanuarV. w-as held
at the National Sporting Club, I5ndon.
April 15, and the proceedings Indicated
that Encland and France were aligned
o oMn opposition to America as regards the
allotment' of votes. The delegates pres
ent were .Messrs. J. H. Douglas. A. F.
Bettinson and E. Zerega (England) : MM.
Bach and lon See (France), Dr.
Opbuysen (HoTland). 5C Collard (Bel
glum) and 3tr. J R. BeJl-Hart (hon.
sec).
A letter from Major A. J- Drexel Bld
dTe. president of the International
Sporting Club, was read, in wmcn ne
I "TVlth re -Tin to the official recogni
tion of world champions, f think the de
cisions are just lit the main, and u
the awarrding of the featherweight chara-
tplonship to Kllbani; generous.
If Bnrnached In the proper spirit of
grre nnd take there should be no diffi
culty in the war of finally arrhing-at a
very satisfactory conclusion agreeable
to all concerned. I would suggest that
. . , , t T. .,
Cia rules wnen seuiea suouiu. uc taucu .
the Intonuulonal FjiIps. cf Boxing." In I
I nrrttr that, tha credit for framing them
i countrx."
fWir-nm T Tt T)ourias In comment.-'
tag; on. the .note of Major BIddle saw
Jiat Amfrlm., perhaps -did not realize .
'that the iTrench Federation, of Boxing;,
llad been created nineteen years ago. It
was. thus, not a. new bony, wane me
Army. Navy and Civilian Board of Box
ing of America was but. one year old.
and in addition did not cover the whole
cf America. The question of representa
tion could not, therefore, he considered
unfair In tbe case of France, wun wnom .
bnxlnir "had been -well regulated for a t
, u
I long time.
VOX. SCBRBS K3CKOCT.
ITojctbeac May t. Joey Fcx former i
i bantJrrnwelgbX champion ot England, v
I w.v niir trim. IT rail of Albajrr is
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Qt - n--a Wottk SXQ9.
or Uan"' W8Cl aw'
return to the Polo Grounds .-to start n
the New York euouia caoose to ihbtk
Ufo nnd a development of the pennant
raid. The- winning streak nf eleven I
Giants won four in Pittsburg, two in
Cincinnati and four in Boston. They
rooming game nn Decorotlon lay, but j
. . . , i ....- . i. i
namnirr --
icier in mr- -aun, um
i, U n ,irti,n vL-hi-thi r the work of
... - -
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...v ..
Giants have the jroods.
of the intercollegiate rowing ladder..
Olumbla. Princeton has won over
lo.tt twice, to the Navy and to the
soon. The avy will row Columbia
GAKLIC FOOTBALL 31ATCIT.
The second of tht, series of champion
ship burling and football matches of the
Gaelic Athletic Asti elation will take
place next Sunday afternoon at Celtic
Park. L. 1 whera tbt. CclUc Athletic
Club will stase its annuo, 1 game, Clare
and Galway will be the pppos!ng teams
In the hurling contest, wHVs the football
game will hrlng together Can and
Cork. The hurling match frill ctart at
3 o'clock.
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