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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAC-'SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1915.
FOUR
DUKES SQUEEZE'
THROUGH IN HAIM
RAISING FINISH
Old Pueblos Almost Get by
With Ninth Inning Rally, but
Five-run Lead Is Too Much
for Them to Overcome,
The gimln IhlM uficrnnon will
hrgln -it 3 o'clock ahurp, ho that
there, will be plenty of lime af
ter the contest to get home for
supper,
"Lefty" llussell, late (if Lu
Crueea, who will he painfully re
membered for what he did to
the Duke when the Crucians
were here annie time n u. ha
been signed hy Malinger Heed
Hnd will he on the hurling line
for the locals this afternoon,
wllh Itnedel on the receiving end.
In all probability McConndl
and (Nilhin will lie the buttery
offering for Tucson.
There Mhmild he h big turn
out of fiirm thin afternoon. Al
buquerque Ik now on tr hi I for
her ability to support league
baseball. TucKon. phoenix and
i:l Psao have come across In tine
shape for their respective teams.
What la Albuquerque going to
do?
A iiiIkn Ih ik good as n mile, and
thNt'M how II In thiit the Dukes hnve
yesterday's game to Ihelr criilil, Mc
OeehHil, up In the ninth for the Oh!
I'lieblim wllh two down unci second
nnd third fully irt upled. gazed at
one of Flehurty'a deceptive slow
onen ii ml made up Ma mind Hint H
wouldn't come over the phile. II was
one of those mistakes of Judgment
thiit the bent of UN miike lit time. Al
the exnet moment thnt the bull nil
ItBcdel's mlt with n soggy "plunk"
I'mp Sterling gave thst wenrv littP
gesture Hint mean ''It' u II off.
hoys," the crowd drew several large,
Windy sighs of lelief, nnd Indeed It
van nil 1 1 IV.
Score 10 to 0, wllh the flimn llyliiR,
over the riimpurl of lh DukeM.
It wn one of thoNe KHinen where
w never knew exuctly where p
were, line inlnule It Hcuned thiit Hi"
euciiiy hud u nil eewed up, the next
minute It looked if the Utile old
, mtine were In our own cold HtornKe
pliant, nnd Ihe initiiitw n fl r thnt you
didn't know whiit to think. Irlim
Miirled out the Kiime for the lm uln
nnd for H(itnethln over eluht Innlnir
did JllMt Mliollt hh well i We could
linve wunted hlni to do. Then nil of u
nudiicn the enemy not bin niniic, Hint
n(l"l a volley of Hbot nnd xhell from
Ihelr 4'.'-( entlmeter ninm Iiih limp
mid bleeding form Wnii borne tender
ly from the Held o buttle. Kb huity
liffectloniiliily iviliii'd "Klc.n" by the
Imih umlertook lu u) Uitt s riilj,5'
I"or n while It looked n if It couliln'l
be did; hut Juki hh we Were on the
'point of giving up hope Mi l ledum
KiieoHed wroilirC t hilt deceptive
idow one, nnd mh hn prevloiiHly been
recorded, It wim nil olT.
Tucnn nlnrt'rl ilff III the lend, Hior-
Iiir two ruim tn the ttrxt InninK nh'l
another In the necond, while the
1 'liken could only Krl one lone tnlly
iirTiiM the plulter In the IIihI. In the
third, however, Frank lluelnmiin
Huulered lip to Ihe Ihlle pinto ilKhl
In from of the umpire mid with Hint
liolichnlnnt and dehiminiir mnnner
that hiiH come to be r" ( knlzed im one
o hiH diNtliiKUlHhlnii cburai'lerliiticH,
put the hull over the left tbld fence,
lor bin fifth home run of tne m'S
non, nnd im Murphy hml pre' IoiihIv
xlnKled llliil Ui'H wnltiil't on HlM Iiiimc
for IhlM very tbliiM to hnppen, blh
liihlrti'l took it leiHIllely M I oil iii'i'UU'l
Ihe (m 1 tin and l-ejfixtered ptf"tb
sooi ruim for the l.'i:i for which
they are worklntc. I.nli'i hi the jhiih
Inning Carman m'ored ,m a hiiikI", m
wild throw and u phci if l'f f'y, which
put u one run I.) the kooiI,
Then lit the fourth, Irion K"l a lit
tle cnreleHH tn the mnnner of Kivlim
up hltN nnd n llerep nHnault from the
lifted foe reHulted In two more iuiih
with the balnnce niruln on the wroim
fide of the lodm-r. In Hie fifth, alxth,
Hivcnlh and eighth we came back ill
'em und piled up un accumnlntion of
ruim which ouxht to ninke tiny obi
bull uuuie wife. At the end of Ihe
elKhlh the count wum Id to r, nnd we
lilid the 1(1.
lliiwcN'fr.' fnte hnd decreed, even ax
It due in the Klnry hiiokn, Hint nome-
hi UK nhvuhl hnppen In the ninth,
Illld when fate decreet! It tlllllK ll
usually coiiioh out thnt y, SIhhIc.
Prut up f.n- Tiii-min hi the final Htnn
KlUKled t" rlu ht, but wax forced
nt w'cotid (in I'uhvi'itler'n urotinde!'
to thnt otntliui. Mct'onnell MittKleil
Ihronuh nhorl mill Ktilvvcider went
Up one pen, Sladelll wnlked nnd the
lme were (liwiuoMintlv lntoi'nteil.
Itaibr iuukIiI uici tlj;ht in the mid
rilT f ir a Htiniiinn n nule. ami Kul
welder and Mct'onnell Ncored. ' Tin
kle" .Mi .Murdo nut (in,. Hiifi-lv past the
Inner work. anH when Muiphv c
It pit by out In tenter Harden, Stn
(lelll, who bail reached mti.ihI on the
previoim piny, aleo acorcd.
With mie down nnd il fierce fully
under nn. thliiRM ere becinnliut to
look blhoUB, and reinforce mcnix wi-rc
iiiohcl to tin Hunt In the peium "I
an nble-hodied Mi nt named I'li'linilv.
Klea didn't ki-1 otr to a i r Kood atari,
tor the Prut man to f, e ti ti it. Kelts,
dlninined out u binile that broiiKhl
Holler KiTMhH and the count was lt
to 9. t itllnn. however. i,blii;lnnlv
popped mil to Hclrlult. Medeehnn
uttuck out. and it w time fi.r U.
J.er. fhailin French hun luck In the
Jjiune with all Hunk llyiim A eircuc
mop of M MurdoH Kruunder In the
neventh, follord by cciisutional
throw which cut the lm Monde down
in the pride of hie nuih. n a feat
ure of the Kiime. Then In the (liihtii
I'hiirlle took one of HlaiSle fan mi. s
ll th back of bin bean tlulil where
tne hair bt'Klnn t net abort, nnd r
it time It looked ug if r ,.t. t,, i,,
deprived of the aeivl, ea i,r rmr Hi
ond tiiiMrnian for the reiuuinuer
Don't miss this opportunity
to buy your wants now. The
Leader stock must be sold. All
prices for this sale will be just
one-half of what they are
marked. The Leader Bank
rupt Stock. Sale starts Mon-
day,
9 a. m.
r
inn for hlni, tint before the, side
retired, Clmrl'e pull.d himself
ireihcr slid iit hack to bin usu
Station IHUKlSt t h Cllil I'f '111' '
M-mldcd multitude.
Here u r" l hi' figures:
Tucfcon
Hladelll, If. . ..
Kiidi r. Hb -2h.
MoMuido, 2b.-
Felta, cf
("ill Inn, c
MrGerhiin, 81 -Single,
p.-ib. ..
Kulwelder. 111.
Mi'Comiell. rf.
All.
. 3
. 3
. f.
t
'. 4
. 4
. 4
. 4
. 4
111 llftfTIXIcn. Jol'lllill '!. Illlt ill
. a. ro. a. i:.
i l ti
i I s o
1 11 3 )
1 2 0
2 2 10
1 .'t 1 0
.1 il I I
1 ti 2 0
I (I 0
13 24 II -
. 11. I'O. A. K.
3 3 ll "I
1 u 3 0
4 0 H 0
z : ii (i
13 7 1
toll)
i !i a i
I 4 2 ll
tl ll 4 'I
II ll II 0
14 27 2D 2
200 001 ti
Tola In 3
lliiKiicr'iic
Murphy, i t. . . .
Humphries, hh.
Iluclsmiin, rf. .
c.irrnnn, If. ...
French, 2b, , , ,
Davis, 3li
All.
. 4
.. 3
. 4
. 4
. 3
. 5
. :i
. 4
. 4
. 0
ili rrlnlt,
lb.
Itncild, c.
Irion, p. '
Flchurty,
Totala . , .
.34 10
Hcore by' lnnitu::
Tucson 51"
Alhuqucr lite 1DJ II I 3 llX10
Huinmary: llomt run Muelnunn.
Two-biiK" bits Mi ileehsn, liuclmmin
(2). HiuTlflce hits lluiuphl lea (2).
Mrlleehiin. Hncrlfiee f Ilea ! tench,
iluchiman. Stolen linaea Under,
KcPm. Ij-H on baaea Albuqiteniue,
; Tucaon, ft. Klrat. buHe on crrma
Alhuquerql'i', 1. lllta utf Irion, 12
In X 1-3 IiiIiIukh; elf KIiihI, 14 In 7
2-3 InnliiKM. liases on lita 1 Ih Off
Irion, &; off Hlaltle, i. Htrnck out
Hy Irion, 3; by Kindle, I ; by Klchnrty,
1, Hit tiv pitehets Ity Irion (Un
der); by HIiiKle iKrcnch). Time of
.llmt 1 :4.". I'lnplre Hlfrllim.
I'luicuK 3; Ii I'll mo O,
T'hoenlx, Ariz,, June 5. lliibei"
Hull, pltchinir 'or the rVnnlora toibty.
held the Mm kmcn to no hits, no runs,
while his leammntea were lillinx up
fourteen hlla. t'lassy work by the M
f'nso Infield however, prevented the
home tenm from netting In moiethuii
three runs.
(inly one bull slammed out by nn
i:i I'aso butter might be culled u hit
by a stretch of Imnnlnnl Ion. 1'erriiu'
mounded a slow one to H.nnlon at
third. Kcnnlon let the ball (to Into
leTt field. Hut five HI I'uHonns Kot to
flrit hnse, two on piihbcs nnd Ihiee on
errors. Duly three (jot as far ns sec
ond. HtrnnKcly, Hall was ua wild aa a
Koat. lie lopped up many bulls to the
batsmen hut i.Iw.iys nuinnccd to ninke
the i looters Kronnd them or Hy out.
Hcore; II. II. M.
K I'UHii 0(10 0(10 fiilO 0 0 2
1'hoenlx 200 (IU0 01 x -3 14 .1
Itntterlcs: Knlxht and Hllss; Hall
and I ..Villi. Time 1:2-1. I'mpirc -Kune
PITTFEDS BEAT KAWS
AND AGAIN TAKE LEAD
(N GILLMORE'S LEAGUE
1ST M0HNIN4 JOURNAL ftClAL LtASRO WIRIi
Kmas City, June f,.-- I'lttsbut -h
iiKiiln lends ihe federal leaKue, hiivlng
ilcfealeil Knnsiis City, 4 to I, In a
pitchers' hull le here to'hiy. Johnson
wua the (list (o weaken. After hopl
llili the opponents til two hits until
IIib lust InniiiH. he was hit for a dou
ble, u Itiple and a sinKle. which net
led ihree runs,
He ore:
11. H. r
. .010 000 tl.K)- 4 Ti
, . 100 000 OilO 1 9
Allen and O'Connor
llrown.
l'lttsbui'Kh .
Kansas City
Hullerb's:
Johnson a ml
Itiiltimorc 7; lli'iiolilyii ft.
HrooKlvn, .hi lie 6. Brooklyn mil
batted llaltliuore nliuost 3 to I loduv,
but lost a ten-iunhiK ttame, 7 to ft.
Si in im iiih battlUK for Jacklltsch In the
nliitli, with two out and Iioolnn on
llrst, doubled o (leep center, semllnB
home the tiring run. WUson hit Mc
Caiidless and Duncan, the tint two
butters up In the tenth, a sacrifice lilt
and two mils aenriliitf home the win
ning runs.
Score; It, It. K.
Hultiniore ...002 On I (HI 27 ti 1
Mrooklyn ,...004 010 (Ian n.& 15 1
Mutterlcs: Siikks and JucUlltsch,
Owen; Wilson and I.and.
SI. I.ouis (1-0; Clilcauo l-tl.
Chlcauo, Juno 5, tlood plt hlnK,
bnttini; and llebliuu nave St. I.ouis a
double win over ChlcnKu luring !-4
and tl-0, the vlalturt tnakliiK a clean
weep of the tlve-ttanie aeries. Afler
runuinu around the bases on his home
run In Hie fourth IiiiiIhh of the tirsl
Maine, Ilcndrix "its pounded for live
hits, lucludiiiK VaiiKlm's triple, which
netted the visitors six runs. Dnvcn
port relieved Wilson for St. Louis,
when the latter wavered ami blank
ed Cbliami for the last few Inniims.'
In the second name (Yamhill was In
vincible and errors spoiled what lit
tle chnnce l't'cndcriinst had tu hold
down St, I.ouis.
Sron Firm Ha me; 11. H. K.
St. Louis 00(1 nt',0 000 6 5 2
ChiciiRo (HiO 20.' 000--4 7 J
Bnlterii-s: Watson. Davenport nnd
Inrtlcy; Hi nilrlx and Wilson.
Score Second Hnmv: , K. 11. K.
Chlenmi 0H0 000 000 (I 4 Ii
St. I.ouis (KM) 203 led ti Ii (H
Batteries: Crnndall nnd Hartley
I'i'eudciK.isI, llreunun nnd Fischer.
Newark I: Itiil'fnlo 0, ,
Newark, June 6. .Newark scored a
shutout victory over Buffalo lod.-i.v,
nllhoUKh tleorue Kn iHi-r 11 it f was W ild
nnd passed seven men. He outpitched
Ford In (he pirn lies. The Peps maii
aned tu net in safetios when they
counted and also oultieblcd the visi
tors. Score!
Buffalo .
Newark .
Battcil
K. II. K.
. . , 000 Odd (KiO ll 4 2
. ,100 01 1 1 0x 4 8 0
Fold ami Blair; Kaiser-
Hug nnd Biiil.len.
TRANS-MISSISSIPPI
GOLF TOURNAMENT TO
BEGIN AT MEMPHIS
M-gnined their batting form today j
T MORNIN JOURNAL t'CCIAL tIA.tD WISH 'lll O VlT 1 1 . '1 111 i 1 1 V 1 V (ll'lCtlcd BrOOk"
Mcmphis, Teiin., June d. --Premier lyn, 11 to (i. Mi'immuiix won his third
golf players of the west begun to nt - atraiglil shutout and held the visitors:
live here tonight to take palt in the! to roue lihs. Max On rev reiieiileit his1
i.nnuiil (iiiiriiiuiii nt (,f ihe tran-
Mlssmsli.pl (lull association. Play w'll
stmt Monday on ihe llnHs ol the;
Memphis Country club.
John I Only, of the Hook Island i HnaiklMi ..
Aiscual Coif club, the present title j Pittsburgh
holder, will be prevent to defend th'l Batteries:
( hanipiiitiship won lust year it t Kan-!ir, Wheat;
ana City, when lie defeated It. A. !e. Kummaiv
Liiugiiiin of Denver. Henry C
M inlkithibi i lnk Minneapolis,
roiirjto
times winner of hret honors, and
Stewart StO knev of St. Louis, also a
former i hampion, w ill be among the
strong oonieiulem this year.
' other notable plaera expected In
clude (ieorjje Fredcnckson, tw inner of
the mit oMahoma championship:
Nelson Whitney, of New Orleans,
southern ISO 4 champion; C.eorge V.
Hilton, Texas title holder: Jack le
witt. Colorado atnte champion; C. U.
Jones, Kansua state champion, and
A, M. llartletl, low title holder.
Wrestler Aberg
V??
Anyone Who Can Throw Him
mi
' Y" y ' W f
YAr :
I... -nurrn I lllirillll ink "I.K " ' '
Y : l - .'.. . ...... ..-.w,.-,r..r.jffi1lif.1...mftrfrT -gf 1
Alex. Ahrrif, the iilaut wrestler, I
kii tuny of hiniHelf mid of h,s abiliiy
to hold his preient tide ns i hampion
of the world In Urcc o-l(oman wres
tllltK that he will forfeit ll.tiOu In ud
dltlon to all the pursi to an nnr wim
ciin xel a lull mi him,
I'm thermoi e, he Is after ('rank
(loli h and the world's pieinii r w rea-
Only Bingle Obtained Against
.Phillip. Twiner Conies in the
Ninth After Two Men Have
Been Retired,
? HORN I Nd JRURNAL RPtCIA!. LIAS.O WlRfll
St.- I.ouIm, June 5. III ir fast Hume
here toduy In v.hich the St. Loitltt
bailees went old one, two, three in
Hie llrst five IlinliiKs, I'hllailelphiii de-
(eated fit. l.culs, 3 to (I. S. I.iiiilsj
made only one hit off Alexander mull
lhat was utter two men were out
the ninth.
Seme: 11. H,
I'lillnitolphiu ...30(1 (100 ()00 7
St.. l,oillH oou 0110 00(1 -0 1
liulleil's: Alcxaniicr anil KHlif
Meadows and Snyder.
V..
3
r;
nummary: Two-base liitu Ilaii
croft, Klllifer. Double pluys -Miller In
H.VHtt; itf-lxi-4 to Miller. Hiikch on
balls (HT Alexander 1; off AlPitdowa
2. Struck out My Meadows 2; by
Alexander S. I'mpiroK QulKley ami
Knsou,
New York It: Chicago 0.
ChiciiKo, June 5, Captain Lurry
Do le ol the New Yol k Natlotiul.H
und l'ltcher I'crritt were the heroes
for Ihe visitors today when the east
erners shut oul Chicago, 3 to 0, in
Ihe llrst name of their Initial western
invusion of the nenson. Doyle made
four of the visitors' hits. Two of j
them were doubles und one a triple. I
lie drove In two of the ruim for his1
chili and flcbb'd In sensational fotin.l
I'crritt pitched In line form and held
ChiciiKo
to four scattered hits.
Score:
N w York .
Chleimo . . .
Mutterlcs:
Humphries,
Summary:
(2). Snicr.
It. If. K.
... .000 100 01 13 N 2
. . .000 000 00(1 0 4 3
I'errltt and McLean;
Pierce and Archer,
Two-base hits Doyle
Three-base hit Doyle.
Bases on halls ( i IT I'crritt 2: off
Humphries I; olT Pierce I. Hits OlT
Humphries. K In S innings; off Pierce
none in 1 Innlntr. struck out By
Humphries a; hy Perrilt 2. l"mplrcs
Myron and nrth.
Cincinnati II; Boston 3.
Cincinnati, June .Four succes
sive hits, (he liist a double and the
Inst a
triple, followed bv a loiitf suc-
rilice fly, netted Cincinnati four runs
in the sexenilt inniii!; today nnd Bos
tun went down to defeat In the open
ln name of (he series, 1! (o 3. Whal
ing's double In the lllih, hit hH,'h up
on Hie left Held fence, but was lidd
ed last when ll bounded hack and
Whalint; was held at second base.
Score:
BonIou . . . , . .
Clnciniiat I . . .
Batteri'-s:
Whaling; Dale,
U. It
F..
.000 010
.inn) oou
IIiikIics
Si hnciib
020 3 4 I!
4:.'x (i fl 1
und (lowly,
r and Clark.
hits Who I
e bit tiiit-
Summary ; Tw o-base
lug, llel.iig. Three-b.
l.lth Double play
Moll Willi. Bases on
llerxog to (ii-oh t"
bulls (iff
Hugh")
I i; on iKiie t,, tins on Dubi ,i in
I liming.'-; oil Schneider 1 In 1 2-3
j mints. Struck out Bv Hughes S:
Pale 3 empires l!li:er and Hurt
PlHsburgli It; BiiioUI.iii 0.
Plltsbin th. June 5. --The Pirates!
pert'ormnnce of earl) in the season
'liv imil.irg live hils tn th e times nt
bm, two or which were
S-cic:
doubles.
H..M
, , (uui 0(1(1 000 0 4 D
. .002 710 lOxll D 1
Dell, Cudor and O. Mi!
Miuuuux and tiihson.
'jSvo - base lilt s t i r c v
ALEXAHDERCOMES j
WITHIN ONE OF A
i
nn ii it innmnw
iiiu-mi vibiuiii
Legg.C), Hlnelimaii. Double plays Myers
Dnubert: Mainattx to Wngnor to
Johnston. Basis on Philsoff Dell 2:
olf endure 2: off Mamanx 1. Hite
Off Ddl 10 in 4 Innings; off Cudore ti
in 4 innings
by t 'adore I .
Klem ii ml
Struck out .By Dell 2:
by Mamaux ii. empires
Ca Kill.
Pacific Coast League.
Oakland 41 Portland fi.
Sun Francisco 8; Uis Angeles 2.
Venice 6; Salt Lnk 1.
Offers $1,000 to
ALEX
llins title. Samuel liachmnn, the wres
ll ) tournnment man, has posted an
offer of a $20,000 puise for u match
1 between Hotch and A bene, winner to
! lake nil. In xplte or the fact that
i (ioich has announced he will never
i wrestle ncaln, the Blue of the purse
: and Aberit'a almost ( onlcmptuoua
i Icillenue may to inn Hie veteran buck
l to the padded rlntr for one more bout.
STANDING0F TEAMS.
IlIO CHAXpi: ASSOCIATIO.V.
Vr. I'et.
. 7 .1 .f)S3
lie (1 ft ..1 1.1
k .r.'jo
4 7 .364
Kl I'nso
Alhuqiieri
I'hocnix
TucKon ,
national m:agi:e.
i w. u rot.
I Chicago 23 1 7 .67.1
Philadelphia 22 IS ..MO
I Mrooklyn 21 20 ..112
I lloston .20 20 ' ..Mil)
1st. I.ouis 21 22 .4 SS
I'iltsbnrxh ID '1 .471
H'lnclnniill 17 2t .447
! New York '.Ill 20 .4 44
j;;1;;;;;;;;1
AM Kit I CAN MCAGCK.
i W. I-. Pet.
i CblcaHo , 2S 1 ,3ii
i Detroit ,2S 17 .1122
Huston 20 IH .556
. New York ; 1 9 10 .501)
I Vnshinnton il 7 20 .4 511
K'h'V. lund .. . i IX 22 450
i (. Louis ,17 25 .4 0.1
! l'hllailcli!ila 15 27 .357
FEDEItAL I.KAGIR.
W.
i2
23
U Pet.
IX .fi!H
17 ' .67.1
17 .504
IS .fif.H
20 ..124
23 .4(s9
24' .400
2D .341
Plttshurnh
.M W'iirK . .
St. Louis 22
Kansas (''ity 24
Mrooklyn 22
ChlcnKu 22
Halllmore ID
Mul'fulo 15
W1IKIU2 TIIKY TLAY TODAY.
Itlo Grniide) Association,
Tti 'son at Albuquenjue.
Kl I'aso nt Phoenix.
National Le.-ujue.
Boaton nt Cincinnati.
Nov York at Chicago.
Phlliidelphin nt St. Louis.
American l.eaifiio.
No Rnmcs ucheduled.
Federal Ira erne.
PittsliuiKh at Chicago.
St. Louis at Kansas City.
Huffulo nt .Newark.
FAST JUNE TIME SHOWN
AT SAN FRANCISCO MEET
(BV MORNINO JOURNAL tRKCIAL LBABIO WIRB)
San Fr.'inciM'o, June 5. The exposi
tion summer harness meet which op
ened here today developed what was
termed hy followers of the sport to
be the fastest Juno times ever made
In tliis'country.
There were three event.t on the
card. McCloskey, owned by Alonzo
McDonnld, of Indianapolis, won the
2.30 class trot, with a best time of
2:09. The Beaver won Ihe 2:0?
paee, best lime, 2:05 tj, und the 2:08
trot went to Peter McCormlck, best
time. 2:0!)i,4.
All the races were hard fought and
the finishes close.
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
WINS CONFERENCE MEET
fV MORNINfl JOURNAL RPKCIAL LlAMO WIRI1
I'rhann, 111.. June 5. I'niversity of
Wisconsin athletes won the fifteenth
annual Hack and field meet of the In
tercollegiate Conference Athletic as
sociation on Illinois field today, hav-
ittis i, ,,1,,,-tr.., ..e ..... ,,..-! .,..,
,h(. ,wm ,,r ,, unlversHy of Chi-
jcago. The final count was Wisconsin,
3x; Chicago, 37.
Missouri was third,
versity of Illinois,
pion, fourth, with
nee record were
li'en events.
The I'niversity of
with 21. and Unl
hist year' eham
18. Nine confer
broken in the fif-
Aiiollter Duke to Turf.
Brunswick, Ocrmany, June 5 (via
London, 0:11 p. m.) The Duke of
Brunsw ick is about to make his debut
on the turf wilh n racing stable, fol
lowing the example of the kings -of
Bavaria and Surretemberg. The duej.il
stud hercfore has sold its yearlings.
but the market in Into years has been
poor and the duke determined to race
them. The duke Is Kmperor William's
son-in-law .
t.rmv Scmple Missouri Cliamp.
St. Louis, June 5. Miss Grace Seni
ple, of the St. Louis Country club, to
duy became women's state golf cham
1 Ion, when, she defeated Miss I-aurie
Kaiser, of the Glen Kcho club. In the
finals of the women's state tourna
ment, 2 up und 1 to p'av.
Hobby Uallmv I nip I re.
Chicago, June 5. Hobby Wallace,
formerly a tualor league player, re
cently released by the St. Louis Amet i-
can league club, toduy appointed j
umpire for the American league.
jf RE5 BLIND
AS USUAL; CAN'T
SEE TRIPLE PLAY
White Sox Claim to Have Put
One Over, but Fail to Con-
vince Judges of Play'Speak
er Out for Several Days,
(V MOSK'NO JOURNAL PCCIAL LIAtffO WIRf f
Bo.slon, June fi. The leusuo lender
were baffled by the pitchim of Fou
ler today, lloslon winning from Chi
cago, 4 to 2. Chicago players clnlmed
a triple play In the second Innlnc
when Cafrlttan hit to center field,
acoriiiH two runnera. Quinlnn insisted
that he catiKht CurrlKan's hit and
threw to the Inflelders, who touched
out two men. Hut the umpires ruled
that the bull was trapped and the
runs counted. Speaker, who was
struck In hend by a pitched ball yes
terday, will he out of the gume for
several (lays:
Score: U. H. E.
Chlcatno 000 101 000 2 4 3
Boston 020 020 00x 4 S 0
llatteries: Itussell and Schnlk; Fos
ter and ''arrigan.
Summary: Two-base hit lewis.
Three-base hits (lainer, K. Collins.
Double play Scott to llublltzrl. Hasca
on balla (iff Foster, 4; off Russell, 2.
Hit by pitcher Hy Foster (Quinlnn I.
Struck out Hy Foster, 1: Hussell, 1.
empires Kvuns and Mulluney.
Cleveland ft: Washington 4.
WashliiKton, June 6. Cleveland
rallied In Hip ninth Innlm? today and
won the second same of the series
with Washington, 5 to 4. A double,
a sacrifice fly and two singles brnutfht
In the winhlnft runs. The locals
scored their four runs in the third on
two sinc.l"N, a two-base hit and a dou
ble steal.
Score: It. If. K.
Cleveland .. ,.300 000 0021 10 1
Washington ...004 000 000 4 5 2
Hntterb's: Walker, Morton, Hnr-
stiid, Jones and O'Neill; Johnson and
Henry.
Summary: Two-base hits Mueller,
Turner, Wambssanss. Hits Off
Walker, 3, none out In third; off Mor
ton, none In 2 Inninits: Jones, none In
1 lnnink. liases on bulls Off Walk
er, 2; off Morton, 1; off Hnrstad, I.
Bases on errors Cleveland, 2; Wash
liiKton, 1. Struck out By llarstad,
1; by Johnson. 2; hy Jones, 1. I'm
pire Connolly and Chill.
Detroit 11; New York 2.
New York, June fi. Detroit made it
two slruitiht today from the New
York Americans, winning easily, 11
to 2. Dniiss held the Yankees to five
hits, three coming in the ninth in
ning after Detroit had an eleven-run
lead. In the eighth inning Cobb drove
a nome run into a recess between the
end of the concrete stand and the
wooden bleachers in right field. It
was the longest bit ever made in this
direction.
Hcore: P. II. K.
Detroit 000 200 045 1 1 14 0
New York OnO 000 002 2 5 2
Batteries: Dausn nnd MrfCee; Fish
er, Brown and Sweeny.
Summitry: Two-base hits Veach,
Vitt, McKee, Pecklnpnugh, Cook.
Three-base hits Crawford. c!Iome
runs Cobb. Kavanaugh. Bases on
bulls Off Drums, 4; off Fisher, 1; off
Brown, 1. Hits Off Fisher, 10 in 8
Innings; off Brown, 4 In 1 inning.
Struck out Hy Fisher, 4; by Brown
1; by Dutiss, 2. I'lnpircs Hilde
brand and o'Loughlln.
Piiilailclplihi I; St. Louis 2.
Philadelphia, June 6. After failing
to get a hit today for five innings,
Philadelphia: developed a batting ral
ly in the sixth Inning at Louriermilk's
expense and scored all of the runs
which defeated SI. Louis, 4 to 2. In
this session Barry doubled, Walsh
walked, oldring, Mclnnis and Malone
each singled and Oldring and Mclnnis
each stole second base. James, who
succeeded Loudermllk, retired the
home team in order in the last two
innings. Wyckoff struck out eleven
balsmcn and was given excellent sup
port. Score: K. H. E.
St. Louis 001 001 000 2 4 0
Philadelphia ..000 004 000 4 4 2
Summary; Two-base hit Harry.
Double plays Loudermllk to Agncw
to Ijivan to Leury to Austin. Base on
balls Off Loudermllk, 4; off Wyck
off, f. Hits Off Loudermilk, 4 in fi
Innings; off James, none In 2 innings.
Struck out By Loudermilk, 6; bv
James, 2; hy Wyckoff, 11. Umpires
Dineen and Nallln.
FORESTER JUNIORS WIN
CLOSE GAME; SCORE 4-2
The Forester Junior leaguers won
from the Albuquerque leaguers, 4 to
2, yesterday afternoon. The batteries
were: For the Junior leaguers: Ked
mond, Wntson and Dnran; for Hie
Albuquerque leaguers: Narroetle
Shaw und Nuvarette.
American Association.
liouisville, 12; Kansas Citv, 3.
Cleveland, 2; St. Paul, 12.
Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, 7.
Indianapolis, 2; Minneapolis, 0.
Western League.
St. Joseph 2; Denver fi.
Des Moines 2; Lincoln 1.
Topeka 4; Sioux Citv 3.
Omaha 8; Wichita L
Trails Wins Championship.
llye, N. Y., June 5. For the fourth
time in his long golfing career, Wai
ter J. Travis, the Harden City veteran,
won the championship title of the
Metropolitan Golf association on the
Apawmis club links today. In the
thirt)-six hole match, which decid
ed this year's honor, Travis defeated
John G. Anderson, a Boston man who
recently made his residence in New
York, by two up, after playing twice
over the full course and holing out a
thirty-foot putt on the home green
for a three. It was a brilliant finish
tn a well contested match, the first
half of which had found the men on
even terms.
Wins Missouri Championship,
St. Louis, June 6. Cy More, cham
pion player of the Normandy (iulf
club, won (he .tlissourl mite cham
pionship today when he defeated A.
W. Warren, of St. Joseph, 3 up and 1
to play.
GEXTUVS EGGS.
Fresher, cleaner, better. Vvm mm
candled, (tamped and guaranteed.
Sold by Jaffa, Maloy. liawkln
DIPLOMACY.
Ojp the Dip, who ti In all on a
charge of shooting an inojfensire
Htrttnucr in the spine, gave out the
fiilltnniig statement throuyh his at
torney to-day: i
Tur lindi'r.lKiied hnm the honor to
submit to the stale's ntturuey the fol
low I utt nnanrr to the ludlelmrot of
May IH ri-unrdlntr the lajury of boob
who refused to be at nek uui
1 had warned hlni to keep off Clark
atrerl between Sr(h nvenoe nnd l''ul
lertou. 'Ihe fact thnt lie preferred Co
walk on Clark rAialraU of llalsteil la
no fault of mine. He had been duly
warned u oil took hla own rlak.
furthermore, I have It on goad au
thority thai he earrled In hla brenat
pocket claur which he Intended to
hmol to my endiij, the rou lit ( lark
and I ullerdiu.
llraldeN, I anaiireted thnt he carried
a gat In hla kick. I did uot atop t
iDvrMtlitnlr. I ofruld aomrbody
nilulit net me If I did. I merely
pi ii u iced him and brat It,
la addition, you hnvr no eonirliaek
at the present time because I am
hrmuird In by Iron burn, Vtbadriaya
going to do about Itf
It la well to know that all men
are not thinking about war. After
rendliiK Mie war news in the papers
on our wry down town we turned to
a fellow passeuner und said: "It lookn
ua if they are up against It."
"Nix," he aald, reassuringly. "They
have the noods."
"Whadilaymenn they have tha
Hoods?" Bald I. not thinking- of any
tliliiaf In particular.
"Look It here," he said.
'l-'elaeh, ef,
Hoth, 3b.
'P.. t olllna, 2b.
'Ktiurnler, If.
M, l olllua, rf.
' caver, aa,
llrlrf, lb.
Mchulk, c.
'lluwMrll, p."
"O," sy 1. "U," anys he. There
wasn't any more arte uinent.
America la atill Rlriiun la ntnieiea
arinr ine tart tant me "oi"i'"-
antra have been railed off. 'there la
Jack Curley and 'l inn Jonra and Tom
my Nn lull and Abe Pollok and Nate
l.ewfa nnd Doc Krone and Dan Mor
gan. Thry ouee were MpaiilRb ath-
Irtea, but now they are Miiilh
Antrrlenua. Soldier Haitfield claims that he la
the welterweight chuinplon of the
world, tliu universe and vicinity.
There once whs a lad who staked a
Claim on the dcaert of Sahara.
mitiiim; ok mroitTt.M'K.
I'm in a War Dispatch "Our bat
terlea to-dny bombarded an rneiuy
poRlllou, kllliiiK und ouudlng: aeveral
huudred. ,iitlitnr of Iniportnnce er
i'iirred.H The fact that the Indians stopped
the White Sox causes no surprise
among those who a,re conversant with
sporting events. Jack McCormlck
tmce stopped Kid McCoy.
"M illard limit Will lie Plum." qiuith
an afternoon cimtenip. Since when
has the plum become cltrua frnltf
One sees a good deal of human na
ture when one attends a Bloomer
Girls' ball game, hut one can ee
more at the Follies.
linger Itreannhan atill lends the
National I.eiiKur In atenllng baaea.
V4hnt'a the use of trjinu to write
anything comical alter thatt
No matter what you want It will
save you time and money if you use
the Journal's want columns. i
l Dependability-
" ,r()RK than 75 Concerns now
I VI manufacture Tires.
We believe that everyone
of these makes as tooii Tires as he
knows how, at the lowest Cost his Kx-iKM-ience,
Eip-iipnieiitand Methods make
possible.
Yv'e believe that the average Tire
Manufacturer is fai rin his treatment of
Adjustments, and that few (iclilieratelv
ihisrepresent their product, either ver
bally or in Print.
We lielieve that" no Tire Manufact
urer can ufloril to make statements in
print about his product, which state
ments cannot be lxirne out bv the ;ier
furmiinve of his Tires, in ttctuitl use.
We bel ieve that the Tire has never
been made which will not "Rim-Cut"
if run "Hat" for any considerable dis
tance, and that many makers, including
ourselves, have uheaya produced Tires
that would not oHtehcise "Riut-Cuf"
Only 5 Plus for this
Best Non-Skid
Note following comparative prices. "A "
B." "C" and "D" repreaent four Widely-Sold
Non-Skid 1 ir.:
Mdchj , OTHER MAKES
Sua Si(.ir .
Tr. "A" "R" I -C "D"
20x3 1$ 9.45 $10.55 $10.95 $16.35 $1810
30x3', 12.20 13.35 14.20 21.70 23 60
32x3'- 14.00 15.40 16 30 22.85 25 30
34x4 20.35 22.30 23.80 31.15 33.55
36x4 ? 28.70 32.15 33.60 41.85 4140
37x5 33S0 3980 41 80 4985 52 05
Made nuio.vi-the tamm reliable Con
rruction. th ion dependadjle Service with
out anytkuii whatever taken out of Quality,
bo matter what reduction in Lut-Pric ara
ever mad.
Goodrich FAIR-LISTED TlRES
YOUNG HACK TO
GRAPPLE STATLER
AT THE CRYSTAL
Barnett Company Matches
Young Samsons for Wrest
ling Bout Thursday Night;
Hack Has Good Rep Here,
Young I'lnckensmith, whose match
w ith Young O'Mannon recently went a
long way inward restoring the wrest
ling game to n high plane locally, has
signed articles to meet Charles Stut
ler, of Pit! -burgh, at the Crystal thea
ter Thursday night. The Harnett
company will singe the match.
While O Hannon was an easy vic
tim to Young Hack, the match lasted
long enough to show the little F.ng
llshman'B class as a grnppler. He has
wonderful muscular development and
has several times defeated catch-as-catch-can
artists outweighing hlni
from twenty-five to forty pounds, lie
has speed, nkill, lightning speed and
great strength. In his tussle with
O'Hannon he lifted his heavier oppon
ent and threw him bodily to the mat.
Young I luck holds the professional
amateur cliumploiiship of the world,
in the Olympic games In London
in BIOS, he took hoth the amateur
bantam and featherweight champion
ships. Statlcr Is a formidable opponent.
He outw'eighs Hack, tipping the beam
at 1 3 S while the Knglishman's weight
Is 115 pounds. Statlcr also has won
derful muscular development and ha
a mat experience of nearly ten years.
The fact that he grappled with
Kempt, of Clifton, Ariz., at Lordsburg,
N. M., for an hour and four minutes
recently is proof of his skill. Statler's
arm was injured and the bout ended.
Statlcr Is known ns the "Hrnppling
Demon."
Both are training nt the Moose
club, Statlcr In the morning und flack
In the afternoon. Statlcr arrived here
Friday. Stntler will give a free exhi
bition of bag punching some time this
week. IBs was a bag puncher on the
vaudeville stage at one time.
Simon Dcsehlcr will referee.
College Baseball.
Army 6; Catholic T'niverslly 1.
Brown I'niversity 4; Chinese of
Hawaii 0.
Yale 10; I'niversity of Pennsylva
nia 4.
Harvard 3; Princeton 0.
Southern Association.
LitHo.Poek 3-3; Atlanta 6-2.
Nashville 4-9; Birmingham 8-5.
.Memphis (i; New Orleans 8.
Chattanooga 12; .Mobile 5.
Thrllliii- Polo til Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, June 5. Thrilling
polo was seen on the field of the Phil
' udelphia Country club today in the
j second and third rounds for the Mor
elton cup. In the first match the
! Philadelphia Country club team de-
feated the Fifth Fnited Suites cavalry
J by a score of 16'i to 12 . In tha
I second match the Point Judith four
defeated the Devon team,- X goals to
1.
DRUMMER ALLEYS
FOR EXERCISE
Try Game of Ten Pin.
SOI West Gold
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Tires "lireak-ut-the-Ik-ad" thau
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0 0
WE believe thnt the Rub
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of attaching the Tread
to the Carcass (by means of a
loosely woven fabric, which per
mits the raw Rubber to percolate
through its meshes and then Vul
canize to Carcass and Tread) pre
vents, to a large extent, Tread
Separation. W'e have long wetl this in
"Goodrich" Tires, as a common
place part of our Precision policy,
liut without laying any particular
stress upon it.
We believe that the "Double
Cure" process, common with a
great many Tire Manufacturer
under different names, adds un
necessary expense to Tire Cost,
vhich expense the Methods of the
Goodrich Factory eliminate
through its l'rccision "Single
Cure." We believe that the cutting
out of needless expenses like this
(which our Precision Methods
save) constitutes one of the
strongest reasons why the largest
Rubber Factory in the World
(Ours) produce the yrtatttt
Mileage per Dollar of Cost in
its Tires.
And
' "The PROOF1 of the Tire
is m the Mileage thereof."
0 0
E believe that the
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