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SPEEDY HURLER
DOWNS EIGHTH
C1IITEI
Seventh Terriers Wallop
Artillery Also in Fast
Swatfest.
ZONE NINENOW
IN SECOND BERTH
PETE LETVA pitched Sunday after
noon at Rio Grande nark a&d the
Internationals chalked up another
victory.
CoL George T. Langhorne's Eighth
cavalrymen were the victims of the
speedy right nander this time the fin
al score beine 11 to 3 in favor of the
pouth side bunch when the smoke had
blown away.' It was Leyva's third
v.ctory in as many starts and as a
result of the hardy International ag
gregation is perching at the top of the
Army and City league percentage
column with a substantial percentage
margin to spare. The second game of
the afternoon was won by the Seventh
cavalry over the 82nd Gunners, eleven:
to two. In a swatfest which while I
lopsided was snappy a&d kept the
fans on their toes thronghciit the
battle.
Eighth Scores First. -
Two hits in the first Inning netted
the cavalrymen one ran in the first
came but this did not hu.t tone. The
Internationals came right back and
Eiammea out enongn bingies to score
six tallies in that initial session and
the game was put on Ice early.
They added four more- dnrfne
the game when Bora delivery
was solved for timely hits bat it
was the first succession that
eansed the downfall of the fast
Eighth riders. A total of 14 hits
was pounded out by the civilian
team while Ieyra held his to four,
two of which came In the first
inning. The other two resulted
in a run In the third when
Wearer crossed the plate. Blondl
was the first man to score
Minjares. Leyva, Mesa. M- Gome-
and Calimia crossed the plate In suc
cession In the first Inning as a result
cf well paced hits. Armendarix scored
a moment later after Aiderete bad
fanend. The majority of the runs
were the result of the heavy hitting
or m. uomes who Biamxneo tne oau
to deeo left center on two differ
ent occasions and was an all around
star or the day.
Terriers Show Speed.
More thai enough tallies to win
two ball games were chased across
the home plate in the second pastime
by Lieut. "Bill" McCullogh's hardy
Terriers when the speedy riders so
lately commanded by CoL Tompkins
defeated the 82nd artillery.
For three innings the artillery boys
maintained a well earned lead of one
ran but in the fourth secston the
Terriers landed on t wirier Barnes's
delivery for enough successive safe
ties tx net five runs before the
ixnoke cleared away.
Barnes mixed them nicely dur
ing the first three sessions and
it seemed as If he would be able
to held the Terriers down He
was surceeded on the mound la
the fifth by m tall hey named I
Darfe who bad worlds of speed
but little control. He held the
Terriers la a state of subjection
kb til the seventh when fire mere
tallies were ushered across .the
rubber for a total ef 31 runs.
The game while but one sided was
sot listless and sot one dull moment
crept into the fray. Both clubs
showed real ability In spots and
while there was a general absence of
the batting eye at critical times there
;s little doubt but that It will de
velop is time. Klrksey at first base
for the artillery showed to mueh ad
vantage and caused favorable com
ment on the part of the fans for
his accurate fielding. Crawford has
a:i th6 earmarks of a hitter for the
gunners, while Lauderbaek. McGavin
JORDAN OHE OF
BESTJW GLASS
Fan Asserts Aggressive
vims Is Supreme or
155 Pounders.
Announcement of officials of the El
Paso Wrestling association that Chris
Jordan and Charles Rentrop are to
meet again for middleweight suprem
acy of the world at 15S pounds has
caused much favorable comment
among followers of the mat game who
desire to see the two men in aetlon
again here.
Restrop's ready consent to meet
Jordan at 158 pounds at 3 o clock has
made him many friends in El Paso.
He will find it necessary to work
pretty hard in an effort to get down
to the required poundage, tt is be
lieved. However, just before he left
El Paso, Rentrop told a number of
friends that he could make the weight
with ease and still be strong.
Is Taking a Rest.
He realizes that he is meet in et one
of the best men of his weight in the
world in Jordan, he stated. Jordan
is at present in Colorado, where he
has some business interests. He will
return here within the next day or
two and commence training. Joel
Fried kin, his business representative
in El Paso, receives word dally from i
the aggressive wriggler. "Jordan will
be in tip top shape when he meets
Rentrop." said Mr. Friedkin. "He is ,
the best of the 1&5 pound wrestlers :
of the world, in my opinion. I think i
that he is but a pocket edition of
Frank Ootch, as be practices the same
colds which made the famous heavy
weight champion some years ago."
M. POM
ESTS SEVENTH
pillars of strength in the Terrleri Keke. e.
lineup. Poasforo, p.
Slrhtb Cavalry. AS K H PO A E
Wearer. 3b. ........... 4 110 11
Haddocks, cf. 1
Bttndl. 2b. 4
Doalap. c. ............ 1
Chrestmaa. lb. ......... 1
Smith, aa. 1
GMc&sU, rf. 1
Yoantr. 12. X
BOSS, P. 3
Zone Supply Nine Scores
a Victory Aided by
Lanky Twirler.
Maintaining: their steady stride, the
Zone Supply team defeated the Sev
enth cavalry Terriers Saturday after
noon at Rio Orande park in. the Army
ana t;ity league Dy tne score of lz
to 3.
Victory was due in great measure
tot the masterly Bltchinc of Manny
Ponsferd. whom pilot Cliff Perkins
trotted out on the mound to oppose
the cavalrymen in their initial same
or tne scneauie. xannr naa consia-
erable speed and curves at his com
mand and he held his own handily
tarougnout tne same.
The score:
Seventh Cavalry. AB R II PO A K
White, lb. 6 11-11
Mejavm, e-p. 2 1 1 1 t
Trantman. rr. ....... . 4011,
XBderback. If. 4 0 S 1
Wlndsate. cf, 4 1 1
Pierce, lb. 4 0 1 1 1
Muskopf. lb. 3 0 1 S t
WOOO. 23. .3 V 9 2 1 1
Hamilton, p. 1 0 ( 1 0
Norcroaa. c 1 1 2 1 0
Totals
Zona Snpoly.
Gwraa rf-lb. ....
Talbot, sa
Anderson, lb. ....
Dwyer. lb.
KocormicK, xo-n.
Barrets. If.
Cohen, If.
Titos, lb.
Perkins, cf. .......
Marty, cf.
stepp. ex.
Tetala
Internationals.
A cost, as.
Mtnjares, lb. .......
i-vyva. p.
Meca, rf.
X. Gomez; If. .......
Calamte. c. .........
Alderete. 3b.
Aixnendarlx, cf. -... .
L. Gomez, lb. ..
Ill
... 1 4 It 19 1
AB It H PO A B
... 1 1 0 1 1
...4 11
...111
...3 11
...4 2 1
...3 11
...4 11
...4 11
...4 1
S
4
... 0
...... 1
...... 3
S
1
1
1
, S
X
.14 3 ? 14 11 7
AB R H PO A E
1 3 1 1 9
1
3
1
1 3
2 1
3
a
l
1 3
e o
o
3 1
3
0
1 1
Total, 32 11 It 21
Seer, br lexuzura.
Sahib Cavalry 11 919
Iatenntlonara 641 o 11
Stedeti but r..t. Two base bit. Mln-
l&rez. 3: Armeoearir. Aldcrete. Runs bat
xea in. ST (jnresxmas. x: JHOnan a: a.
Gomez. 4: Admendarlz. 1: 1. Gamer. 1: Ai
derete, 1; Cm lamia. 1. Doable play. Qla
UssU to Beza to Dnnlap. Struckont. by
Ieyva, 7; by Boza, 4. first base on oft us.
off Leyvs, ;feff Boza, L First base on er
rors. Eirbth Cavalry. 1: Internationals. 2.
Left en bases. Etrhth. Cavalry. C; Interna
ttonass, 7. Hit by pttcnea ban. by xtoza
tijeyva. """ Acostai: ay ieyva tataa-
docks). Wild pitch. Bora. Time of came.
1:11. Urn cares. Kane and Betaneoerc.
seventh cavalry. AB R II PO A E
White, lb. 3 18 13
Laoderfcack. cf. .... 3 1
atcOavtn. c S
Trantman, p. .......... 4 1
Wood. as. 3
Casey. 3b. 4 0
Novcroas, lc ........ z z
Pierce, rf. . 3 1
Mnakopf. lb. 4 1
Wlndeate S
Totals
ttBd Field Artillery.
Griffith, lb.
Dlekuis. cf.
Crawford. It
Bosh, 3b.
Kirkoey. If.
Lavaon. rf.
McTavy. as.
Tlce, c
scarnea p.
Davie, p. ,
..II 11 7 11 11 1
AB R H PO A E
4 1113
.. 4
.. 4
4
3 e s
.. 3
.. 1
.. o
.31 3 i 21 18 3
Totals
Score bs lsnlxura.
Seventh Cavalry M 310 C 11
Slnd Artillery 11 1 3
Stolen bases. Woods, Tlce. Griffith.
Men who nave worn both
Totals 11 14 27 11
Scots hr liiatairs.
Seventh CavUry 1
ZOM SotoIt m MO 12
Two ha hits. MeJsvIn, Bwyer. Fierce.
Koke, Oewan. Titus. itnzoro. saermce
hit. Talbot. Thr La re hi:. White. Rons
lht.rl In. ! Trantmn. 1: UbskaoC. 1,
Dwyer. 1; Koke. 1; Poneford, 2; Talbot, 2;
Aadtrsen. 1; Gowan. X. Hits sua ran-,
off Hamilton. S hits and S runs In S In
slSkts; SleJsTta, S hits ssd 4 runs in three
lnaJats. Struck on t. br Fe&sford. ?; br
Huntlton. 1: by icj.nn, a. first du on
tmlht, off Fo&sfom, 2; otf Huntlton. 2;
f MeJaTin. 2. Left on bases. Seventh
CaTalry. t; Zon Strpply, 8. Hit br pHehed
boll, br Hamilton (Fonsrora, perianal.
Csncht stealing; br White (Perkins.).
Tim ef sTsme, 1:M- Umpires, Betancosrt
sod Ksne,
DtsJdns. White, Dsiie, Sacrifice hit. Lan
derback. Two base hits. Bush. Crawford.
2; Lauderbaek. McGavin. Three baae hits.
Crawford. Griffith. Runs batted In. by
Rnab, l: by Crawford, 2: by Muskopf. 1:
far Lauderbaek, S; by HeGaTin. L Hits
sad rasa, off Barnes, 4 hits and E runs In
4 innlnss; off Davie. 3 hits and runs
in 3 Innings. Strnckon. br Trontman. 4;
by Barnes. 2; br Davte, 2. First base on
balls, off Troatmas. 2: off Barnes. 6: off
Davie, 2. First base on errors. Seventh )
CaraJry. z; izna. 9. iert on oases 2eren
Cavalry. 1: 1 2nd- 7. Hit br xtehed bsJL
by Davie fWood, Pierce). Wild pitches.
Davie, X. Tims er came, i:as. umpires,
Betancosrt and Kane.
Fowser - Lewis Good, Says Art
:: :: :: -:: ::(
Promoter More Than Satisfied
T I THEN Frankie Fowser and Perry
Lewis stood In the center of the
ring: folio win p- their ten round
contest in Miami, recently it marked
tne ena oi tne snappiest Donta tcii
nessed in a southwestern ring In a
long time.
Art Likea the Boat.
Art Shannon says so. Art sro
moted the contest and El Paso boxing
zans wno are acquainted with the
Arizona handler know that he is well
qualified to judge. In a letter to The
Herald sports editor. Art asserts that
the bout was one of the cleverest he
has even seen and t prove that he Is
not alone In his opinion he has for
warded cUDpinirs from the two oaners
of Miami which speak highly of the
contest. Quoting from Art's letter
the following Information Is of in
terest to tne rans:
I am atronsrlv In favor of cannlnc
boys who fail to give the best they
have to patrons of boxing exhibitions
but In this case the report sent out
was what X term a great Injustice to
those concerned."
One of the extracts taken from the
Arizona Silver Belt follows:
"Perry Lewis last night was
awarded the decision over Frankie
Fowzer after ten rounds of the pret
tiest and cleanest fighting ever seep
in this district. Both men were at
each other -all the time .not wasting
a second of the entire session in
stalling.
"Ferry Lewis used as assortment
of blows that the El Paso boy was un
able to block, while Fowzer, especially
in the first part of the battle worked
on Ferry's body but later shifted for
the head.
Was Clean Contest.
"The clean work of the boxers
brought rounds of applause from the
fans as they mixed and swapped
blows to the head and body. Lewis
now and again would play a tattoo on
the El Paso boy's face with right and
left blows, bat Fowzer would get in
a good one in return.
"It was evident la the first part
of the ninth round that Fomer
realized he tt& beaten and was
trying for a knockout He would
hoot a hard right or left at
Terry's Jaw hot the old foxy tal
low pot would always be prepared
either blockins; or stepping away
from the wallon.
"The contest last night showed the
fans annreciated clean fighting for
when the decision was rendered there
was not a murmur of dissatisfaction
among the fans. Fowzer himself was
saiisnea ana alter going to me ares
sing room remarked to his seconds
that he knew he could do better but
said that Perry Lewis was a grand
boxer and deserved winning. Frankie
said Lewis was an old head at the
game and is a hard man to beat.
"Ferry Lewis would not say much
nut gave owzer cream zor nis
fighting ability.-
Wildcats Due Here For Games
:: :: .. ..
Meet Tigers And Texas Mines
A RIZONA TJNIVERSITTS crack
j baseball team will make Its first
appearance on a local oaseoaji
field Tuesday afternoon when It faces
the EI Paso High school Tigers in the
til-Hi game or a zour canto series witn
the orange strined warriors and the
Texas Miners.
Coach John McKale of the western
institution Is scheduled to arrive in
the city Tuesday mornlnjr with his
athletes. They will probably be taken
to the High school stadium or to Rio
Grande park for some limber! nr od
exercises in the morning in order to
get tne creases out or tneir muscles.
Tie Aruona collegians Jurve sot
lost but one game this season
this being a one to nothing affair
against a strong seml-prefosslonal
organisation f n Phoenix. The
team Is being coached principally
by Asa Porter of 1 Faso and
formerly pitcher of the? Arizona
team.
Elaborate ore ra rations have been
made by coaches Tommy Dwyer of the
Mines and Luther Coblentz of the
Tigers for the reception of the visitors.
gome More Hard Ones.
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
tne wildcats win meet tee Tigers.
Following these battles against the
jungie warriors tne wuacats win
play an equal number against the
Texas assayers.
The Wildcats at the present
time haTe a two game margin
ever the Texans, as the latter
team was defeated In Its Invasion
of Arizona territory some time
ago. The EI Paso students have
been working hard to eliminate
the memory of the two defeats try
an equal number of victories In
the series this week and there Is
little doubt but that some mlghty
Jn teres ting baseball Is on tap for
the fans.
The miners haTe been practicing
dally at Rio Grande park undet the
direction of cast, waiton sorreus
and coach Dwyer and are in fine
condition. The Tleers ably headed by
Manny Ponsford have also been put
ting in hard licks In the shape of
exmoition games ana it wouia seem
that a surprise is In store for the
visitors.
What Do You
I Know About Sport? I
Ho metal can touch you
Snd imitations, know that the
genuine J&MRI& are the best.
BASEBALL
I University of Arizona vs. Tigers I
I RiO GRANDE PARK I
B Tutsizj and Wednesday, May 4th and 5th, 3:30 p. m. H
H Admitaon 50c H
1 Was Pat ZieTzn with the Giants
last year?
2 Who are the members or the
17. S. Olympic hockey team? '
How many White Sox and Cin
cinnati Reds player figured in the
last world's series?
-When did Oxford and Cambridge
first meet in a dual eight oared shell
race?.
s WHO is the new national indoor
tennis chamDlon?
C Was Jess Wlllard a popular
c&ampionT
7 What is said to be Benny
valuer's most effective blow?
8 uan a pacer oe turned into
trotter aad "vice versa?
9 How has the University of
Pennsylvania ranked in basketball
the past few years 7
10 What was the score of the
final 1919 world's series game?
Answers to l.nst Lsstir s II n rations.
1 Peter Herman and Joe Lynch
boxed 10 rounds June 1. 1917.
S -Dan Patch made a record of
0:fi for thi one half mile pacing.
S Braves' field is the largest
major league field.
4 Braves' field was opened August
18, 1915.
6 Zack Wheat joined the Brook
lyn Dodgers in August. 1909. and
has been with them since.
7 Ouimet and T ravers played In
the open at Detroit in 1915. the last
time before last year.
8 Robert Legendre, of George
town university, is the pentathlon
champion.
9 If a player's racquet slips from
his band and returns the ball, the
return js good.
10 Willie Jackson lost in five
round to Kllbane at Philadelphia in
May. 1716.
11 Leonard knocked out Joe
Kandot In the second round in a
bout In 1916 .
12 Ed Williamson made his home
run record in 1884.
It Joe WlBkOlt led the Western
league in batting with a mark of
.482.
14 Hank Sevaretd. of the Browns,
in a game against Cleveland. July
8. 1919, did not get an assist or put
out. 15 Ten home runs were made oft
Bert Gallia, of the Browns, last
year, the moat in the American
league.
ie Iales Goal, of France, won the
1313 Indiana polls 5M miles auto race.
17 The Western Golf association
was founded In 1899.
18 Walter J. Travis won the Brit
ish amateur championship in 191.
19 The width of the end xone In
basketball Is two feet.
20 Valger and Dundee have not
met.
These qnrstlons will be an
swered tomorrow, Copyright, 1920
Thompson Feature Service.
CASES CO.VHXIJDED.
San Francisco, Calif-. May 4. Cases
of Jack Dempsey, world's heavy
weight champion and his manager.
Jack K earns, indicted on charges of
evading the selective service law,
were continued In the United States
district court here Saturday until
May 12, to be set for trial.
STANDINGS
A KMT-Cm: 1EAGCB.
Won. Last. Pet.
IntsrnatloaAl 2 i.le
Zone Supply 1 .t7
Kali-nts tt Cotamfcu 1 1 JM
Seventh Cavalry 1 1 JH
Blthtn Cavalry 1 JH
'IBS. artillery 0 I
BASEBALL
TEXAS IJRAGCE.
Won. lxtt.
Wichita Falls it
Fort Worth 9 s
San Antonl. is 7
Beaamesit t s
Galveston S 9
Houston 7 is
Dallas C 9
ShrCTSport 4 11
AMERICAN
LEAGUE.
Won. Lest
9 1
1 a
It 4
7
Chtoaso
OevelaBd ........
Boston ...........
Was4abartoa
Kow Tork
St Leeds t t
FMlisteiphla 4 I
DetrKt It
where They Play Tuesday.
Cateao at 8L Loass.
Philadelphia at Wueuactea.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CLncteBstl
Brooklyn ..
i mtaafxni&
FHtafcarx ..
I (
t
t 5
4 (
St. Loals (
ChiCSCO i t
Hew Tork 1 s
Where Thry Play Trtay.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Now Tork at Phusdotphls.
Chlcaav at Cincinnati.
Pot
.714
.
Ill
.39
.471
.412
.40
.K7
Pet
.912
.7(9
.714
.4:
.441
.4U
.222
Pet
.m
.it
.u
.22
.414
.429
.297
J72
COAST LEAGUE.
Won.
San FraAeteeo 17
OeklaBd l(
Voraea 14
Salt Lake City 11
PomaBd 9
Los Ancelts It
Beeiamento It
Seattle 9
Lest
7
1
12
12
11
It
15
It
Where Tltev Plsv Taesdsy
FortHBd at Seattle.
Sacramento at Salt Lake.
Lm Anaeles at San fYaaeteea.
is sis tin at
Pst
.71
.
.ttt
.472
.429
.417
.4M
.291
T THE NOURiSHSNG DRINK T 1
Gunner Battery
Bests Engineers
The fast baseball team from C hat.
tery. 82nd artillery, defeated the
team of C company. Eighth engineers.
Sunday afternoon in a well contested
game on the 82nd artillery regimental
ground by the score ef 14 to 12. The
contest was featnred hv lone hittini-
and some pretty Individual playl-
whicb livened the game up on several
occasions. The lineups were: Artil
lery Beemon. third base; Shonberg,
uviuwF, ssaiiej-, eectna oase; tjnam
oers, first base; Butchins. i. left
oia; umiiey, pitcher; Craft, catcher:
Ivas. risrht field: H I rssb. ten
ter field. Ensrineera PortMtts
catcher; Zinzellette. 'irst base; Plr-
cura, shortstop; Reeves. pitcher;
iioumard, second base; Kzco. third
base; Fooi, center field: Tlmberella,
right field; Goring, left field.
Good Attendance
Marks Gun Shoot
HI Puo Gsn clabbers SaMtr merntBc
held one of tha supplest sbts of U
season it tha nnrm Msr n- nit r
I C. T&ede was IndlrldtuJ high nun in the
uik. evenis, wane jir. jontt&oa wxs con.
cedd first boners la the deMes. Some
excellent shooting nutrked the course of
tHe range fliing.
Stne.es DoaWes
Shot at Broke S&otat Broke
Thede M 4C
BuHrer It (T 21 18
Jehastoa ..... 7S t 14 -e
Hopple n M 17
Shelton ....... TS it 24 14
Dyer 7S SI 24 It
Thorn ?f S 14 12
Thompson .... 7S t
Leter M 42 24 2
TEXAS LEAGUE.
800127 Gamte.
At BeaunuinL B.H.S.
Beaamoat 240 840 tOi I t 2
HoostOS 1M 01 22 C 19 2
Bwextes: Beaumont, jseooson ana ahx
caAer; Houston, Kroh. Glenii and Hx-
At Shrereport. R. H. E.
ShrereBOrt 044 444 024 2 S
Port Worth 144 t4 2414 7 0
Batteries: SfereTeport. Vcrbout and Vann;
Tart wortn. Wnitaker. rate ana Moore.
At Dallas. R H. B.
Dallas 041 044 040 023 2 2
Wichita, Falls 440 140 44 02 I 14 4
Batteries: Diss. Conler Booertsoo;
Wfehtt Falls. Ztan and Kltche&s,
At San Antonio. B. HC E.
Saa Antonio 044 Ml 0412 S 4
OfclTettoa 104 241 040 4 2 0
Batteries: Sic Antes! Flutter and OtW-
sen; Oalrestea, cooennisn ana Mauser.
Satordar Games.
At Dallas. R. B. H
Dallas 504 044 222-4 0 1
Fort Worth 044 044 9440 4 2
Batteries: Dallas. Appietoa and Ha-
worth; Fort Worth. Landry and Roberl
see. At Beaamont. R H. E.
BwaaMt Ml 042 1-42 15 1
Omlwatn .. 044 M4 0444 S X
BsUtenes: Beaamont, Baney ana sas-
terr; oarreston. ccrmsna, uvht ana
HaDMf
At Shrereport.
SbreYMsrt 044 049 0440 4 h
WSohlta. Falls 021 044 0445 t 2
Batteries: Shreveport. oteason ana vann;
Wichita Fails, EberHardt and KItchees.
At Reestes. R. H. B.
HwastM 044 044 4444 4 3
San Antonio w 1
Batteries: i 021 ion, UNMf asa itaxsres;
San Aatoslo, Wetzel aad Gfbsoe.
AMERiaVX LEAGUE.
Saturday Games.
At St. Louis. R. H. E.
Chtcan ... 2 1 1
St Lavia 15 4
Ratteries: Cnieafo. x afeer aoa se&SJK:
St. Losds. Vancader.and BUHfiya.
At Detroit. ..
Clevela&d 15
Detroit z is 1
Batteries: oereeana. mretewne ana
trxelll; Detroit. Cox. Bfcrake aad Ala-
STT.lt h.
At Washtacten. k. ti. t.
PlOlaaletphla 9 12 S
Washlsctoa 4 7 f
Perklas: Waahlacton. Sfeavr, Zachuy aad
abarrlty.
At iww xoric
Boston - 9 4 1
Now Tork 10 0
Ratttrte: Hasten. Fe&aoeK. xlarKdr.
Fortoae aad Walters. Device; New Tork.
Shawkey and BsL
"WILDE EASILT VICT OIL
Lawrence. Hass May 2. JlmraJe
Wilde, British flyweight champion,
knocked out Bobby Dyson of New
Bedford In the first round of what
was scheduled as a 12-round no-decision
bout hers Saturday night.
Dyson started out aggressively and
landed two blows but Immediately
afterward went down for count of
nne from a jab to the Jaw He got
un and thA blow In the Htnma.h fol
i lowed. J
'ATIOXAL LEAGUE.
$atorday Games.
At Pittsburg. B.H.H
CtaetaaaU 7 11 1
PttUbarg . 10 3
Batteries: CtaoJasaU. Rethor sad
Wins. Plttsbarg. Adams and Hoeffaor.
At PMladelphU. R. H. B.
Sew Tork 3 S 1
Philadelphia S 12 0
Batteries: New Tork. Barnes. Dostza
Winters and MeCarty; Philadelphia. Rly.
and Wheat.
At Chicago. R. B. B.
St Leeds 13 IS
Chicago . 4(4
Batteries: St. Lools, Jacobs, Haines and
Dilhoefer: Chicago. Carter, Martin, Bai
ley and KlUefer. O'FarreO.
COAST LEAGUE.
Sunday Games.
At Los Angeles. . R. H. B.
Salt Lake 2 3 1
Vernon S 11 4
Batteries : Salt Lake, Baam, Thurston
and Byler; Yemen, Ross ScheUesbach and
DTormer.
Afternoon game. R. H. B.
Salt Lake 3 8 3
Vernrfn 3 4 2
Batteries: Salt Lake. Strood and Jea
klss; Vernon. Fromxae and Deronser.
A Oakland. R.H.B.
Sacramento 1 &-2
Oakland C 0 5
Batteries: Sacramento. Kunx. Deri tales
and Cook; Oakland. Uoillag and Mttxe.
At San Francisco. R. H. C
Sacramento 3 9 S
Oakland 10 11 1
'Batteries: Sacramento. Malls and Cook;
Oakland. Krtmer and SpeSman.
Saturday Game.
At San Francisco. R. H. E.
Sacramento S 10 1
Oakland If 31 1
Batteries: Sacramento, Fit tery. Kant,
Deracalls, ' Hughes, Sheehen aad Cady.
Cook; Oakland. R. Arlett and Mltxe. Dor
man. At Seattle. R. H. &
Los Angeles 8 1
Seattle 4 0 2
Batteries: Los Angeles. Keating, Brown
and Bassier; Seattle Geary and Rohxer.
Tobln.
At Los Anreles. R. B E.
Salt Lake City c s 1
Vernon - 2 1
Batteries. Salt Lake City. Bromley and 4
BABE RUTH GETS
ANOTHER HOMER
Yankee Star. Pounds Out
Long Hit and Scores Buns
Ahead of Him.
New Tork. May 2. Jones weakened In
the sixth Sunday after pttchlsg strong
ball and the Yankee bonehed tire hits,
lnclodlnr a borne ran by Rath, bis sec
ond la two days, with two bases oa balls
and an error and were nerer hooded there
after. Fine fielding by Scott and Ward
featured.
New Tork. AB R H PO A B
Ward. 3b. 5 0 2 1
Pecktapasgb. as. S
Flop, lb. S
Ruth, rf. 2
Lewis. 1C. 3
Pratt, 2&
Bodle, cf. .............. 4
RoeL c 3
Tbormahlee, p. 3
PIRATES BREI
VICTORY STREAK
2 1
1 12
1 :
2 4
1 2
2 1
1 2
1 1
i
Totals 22 7 12 27 12
Barton. AB R H TO A 8
Hewer, rf. 2 S 9 2 1 0
UcNallr. 2b. 2 1 1 2
Menosfcr. It 4 3
Hesdrvx. ef. 4 9 1
Uelaab. lb. 2 11
Foster. 2b. 2 a
Scott, ss. 4 9 3
waiters, c 4 o
Jooes, p. ............... 3 S 0
DevtBS 1
Totals 2 1 2 24 11 1
Batted for Jones tn math.
Scan ktv lBHissrs.
Bostsa ! 99 1
New Tork M9 11 7
Two bass alts, Menstar, win. Home
n Rntb. atols. bas. PMsUnaaash. Sac-
rlncs hits, MeNaltr. Thormahion. TMobto
PUTS. Hooper to Scott to Poster; Pratt to
rua aMses en oaus, i Bwjaairii. s
JotMS. 2. Stresskoot br Tbormahlea, 2
Jones, S. WQd ptteb. Jo&esi
U I1ITK SOX TfTN ONE.
sc. roeda iio Msr 2. Cisro rnaao It
two la a row from St. Loots, taklsr tbo
second came of the series Senaar. Pebtclt
oat tbo visitors off In front In the seci
limine; wtth a horns ran over tho left flold
will Bstfwest. who iiseeeedod Lvretto
In tho third, was taken cmt sfter frv of
tho six men who faced ham had &Jt safe
ly, wnatason &oia at. iots sars tarossaB-
ant.
Chtrara AB R H FO A s
TfbOld. rf. 9 1 1
Weaver. 2b. S 1 Z 1 4
B. CoOms. 2b. 2 2 2 4 2
Jscksofi. If. 4 1 2 2
Fslseh. ef. 4 2 2 2
joaroan, lb. s o z is o
Bbbesx. ss. 3 12 2 4
Sehalk. c 4 1 2 9
Wimneon, p. I 0 z
Totals
St, aats.
Aoatts. 2b.
OedeM. lb.
TobtB. If.
Staler, lb.
wnUsnis, cf.
Jsoobeon. rf. ....
Sever eid. c j
Gerber. ss. ...
Ieverette. p. . . . .
-weCL . ..
Vanrr4er. p. ........... 1
Saaaders, p. --. 9
Smith
"Shevlln
'P. Comas ..
.22 7 14 27 12 9
AB R H PO A E
.49219
i 4 2 2 1
.229
.4119
.4112
.2112
.4131
.4 2 2 2
0 091
0 9
.. 1
.. 1
.. 0
Totals 24 2 2 27 12 1
Batted for Zvere4t. In seeoad.
Batted for VaasfMer la seveath.
Batted for Saaaders to ninth.
Soore by lsaiBrs.
CUeaco 923 M 3 7
St. Usiis OIO 11 see z
Two bas. hits. EL OoOtss, wearer, aes
r. Three base bits. B. Ooiniss, SeeeieseL
Homo ran. Pelfora. Stolen base. Weaver.
Ssrrlfk-e UK. Tobin. TMablo plays. IX
bold to Jenardan: Gerber to Gedeeei to To
bln. Bases oa balls, off WDkxasen. 2: off
lverette. 1: off Sejtnders, 1- Ismars
pitched. Leverette. 2: Barwell. 1-1 : Taa
stlder. 41-3: Saaaders, 3. Striiekoat, by
wnklssnn. 2: Vaaz11dr, Z.
STTyATORS T15IKI.Y 1II1T1"G.
At WsaalsrtoE. R.K.B.
Pfatladelplria Ml 2 I ( 1
Wsshaactoa SID Ml 92 s 2 2
Battersee: FUudelpus. Narler. B. Msr
rls and Porktao: Wsachiston. Ericsson.
Johases and Tieaxls.
Cincinnati Eeds Lose to the
Hard Hitting Pitts
burg Players.
Cincinnati. O.. May . Plttsborr broke
Ciaelnnatrs wtnnlnc streak of six straight
cantos saaday- cooper piteneo onsuaauy,
allow! nx only fovr stnrlM aad rsot a beese
player roocned ooeosd bua SelVee made
his first start of tbo aoaooa and was ef
fective except m two rnniaxs. Tlift sasse
was tho fastest played la either major
tears this as son, las tins only oew hoea-
sad 12 mtantos.
Ftrtsbsrr. AB B as nl A js
n EE OAME
S STOPPED BT
DARKNESS
Carey, cf.
aUabee, It
Wtdttod. 2b.
Hssstliwuitb. rf . ...
O Cvtshaw. 2b. ..
Catena, as.
Grtnsrn, lb. .a.....
le. c
Cooper, p. ........
Totals
4
.... 4
.... 3
9
19
Rath. 2b. ...
Daabert. lb.
Grob. 2b. . . .
Rooab. cf.
Dnscaa, If. .
Kopt sa ...
Neale. rf. ..
Rsrtdos, a .
Bailee, p. ...
ATJoa
Totals
Score by Inalnrs.
Plttsbsxt;
.29 2 2 37 12 9
AB R H PO A R
.. 4 3 3
.3 1 13
. 3 2 9
.329
.. 3 1 0
.3137
. 1 6 0 2 9
. 2 9 9 2 2
. 2 ( 2
.10 10 9
.39 4 27 13
... 04 Ml M2 2
Two base bits. Whined. Three bate hit.
Bbibee. Sarrtflea bits. Wanted. South
worth. Cntsbaw. Debts ptays. Rath to
Kapt to mahert; Whttted to Cntsbaw to
Otisstri: Caton to Cntsbaw to tsrfmns.
Bases on balls, off Ssllee. 1. Stmekont.
by Cooper. 2.
OUAEERS BEST DODGHRS.
Brooklyn. K. star 2. After playtac
K lnnlaaa to a tie In Boston yesterday, the
strooklvns eamo sssme soactar ana loot
12 leninr same to Phltadetphla. lboBT-
veestrs nomo let sue a man oa base
the seventh save the PhtTiles a three rtm
lead, bat the Ddcers scored tw. to their
half sad Wheat tied the score m the ninth
with a boss, rem drive over tho right field
wait Baaerofrs aansie. W1lllamas double
sad J. jsmers sacraiee fry scored tne
wtnaine: ram. In tbo 12th. Stenaet D re-
vented another tjo by backmr arainst the
nsbt field wall for a sensarieBal one
baaded catch ex Hitc&ell o Ions: m.
Phnaderpbia. AB R H PO A S
IVebanrvean. If. f 3 3 2 1
Bancroft, as. .... 1
Williams, ef.
steaael. rf 5 0
J. Miner, fb. 4
Pa alette, lb 2
R. Killer. 2b. . C
2 1
Smith, p. 4
2
I 4
3 3
9 1
Totals
Brooklyn.
Olson. Sb-ss. .
Sets. rf.
Johnston. 3b.
Wheat. It ...
Myers, ef. ...
Trs.stewy. lb.
Ward. ss. ...
KBdaff. Ml .
C Miner, c .
Qrtmes. p. ...
xxtcael ....
2
2
I
I
i
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.I 2
4
2
..47 4 9 29 27 1
AB R K PO A E
1
9
1 It
2
2
I 9
1 1
2 1
9
1
t 1
.41 3 ( 99 12 4
Totals
Store by laaslnsa.
sated ero Me. 1M3MM 1 I
Brooklyn 9 M 391 9M 2
two bass Bits. Beneeorc. winsatsa. My
ers. Heme ran. lab. as eiag. Wheat. Stolen
bases, rjohaaieoaa. Steajrle, J. MaTter. My-
SaerUlc hits. J Miner. 2: C Mnier.
DoaMe plays, R. MHW to J. Miller ts
PanJette: Itaaeroft. to Panlette: Myers to
Obsm. Bases on balls, off Smith. 4: off
Orreries. X SUittAuot. by Smith, 4; by
TXDIAN3 BEST TT0ER3.
At Detroit. R.H.
Clrvelsad Ml 921 01 2
Detroit M 11 9 Z 2
Batteries: aerate nd. Baxby and trN4H:
Merstf. otdbam, Ayers and Al&amztn.
Jenkins; Ver&en. w.
met.
At Portland,
San Prancasc.
Mitchell and Dover-
R.H.B.
2 2 2
4 9
Batteries: Saa Francisco, stattB aad Af
w: Povttaad. Janer. Sotbertand aaa
Baker.
Sunday Games.
Toledo, 2; ledhsapolts. 4.
Colambas. 1; Ieaevtrte. 7.
St. Paat, 2: Mltwaakee. 3.
Minneapolis. 1; Kaaasa CHy. 2.
Satnrday Games.
Mmaea polls. 7: Kansas Oly, t.
Colambos. 2; Lomsvine. 2.
Toledo. 2: Indlsfsepoxts. (.
St. Pant 4; MlaneapaUs. J.
sorrnERN association.
Samdsy Games.
Memphis. 2: NaahvtUe. 9.
JeebUe. 7: Atlanta. .
New Orleaaa, t: Uttle Rock. 7.
Chattanooga, 7; Blrmtssrbasa, 9.
Sarnrday Games.
Uttle Rock. 9: Nashville. 3.
Mobile. 2; Altlaats, X.
Metnnbis. 4: Cnattaneosm- 3.
Kesr tMaaaa. 9: BIrmlaarauam. l Called
tn elsmth tnnlnr to allow teems to catch
trams.
western matrr.
Sandsy Games.
Jewlta. 3; St. Joseph. 3,
Wichita, 2: Omaha. 127
Oklahoma city. : Des Moines. .
Tnlss. s; Staert City. 3.
Sattxrdey Games.
JopTln. 3: St. Joseph. 14.
Oklahoma aty. 17: Dot Meaees. 4.
Wichita. 19; Osaaha. 4.
Tales, 7: Stonx City, $.
Eighth Cavalry
Polo Four Victor
In a fast, wall played polo frame at
rt Bltss Sunday afternoon the
Eighth cavalry team defeated the Sid
artillery by a narrow marirln. Some
exceptionally good Individual play
aa shown on both sides.
The score:
STH CAV. Position S2D P. A.
Capt- Kloepfer. . . 1 . ...IJec MerrtP
Ueot. TJpton. 2 Capt-Qnlrke
Capt. Jones 2 . .Lieut. Reynolds
Major Smith 4 LJent. Argo
Scorins;: Coals. Qnlrke I, Reynolds
2, Kloepfer t. Oehs 2. Foals. Merrill
I. Qairke 1, Ochs 1, Smith 1. Safetys.
Reynolds 1. Upton 1. Jones 1.
Referee. ZJ.nt. EL R. Gay of the
seventh cavalry-
Scorar and timer, LI eat IL E.
Feathers tone of district headquarters.
Garden Seed Fresh and fall of life.
El Paso Seed Co. SSS E. San Antonio
street- Adv
Fountain Pens
REPAIRED
All Hakt.
O-to rJBATHEP CO
SOS Mesa Ave. 103
CTJBS tVAIXOP CARDS.
At p It c
St- Laasls 1M 2M 9M t 11 1
Ones. 11 Ml Ml 12 19 4
esrtsilas. St- Lseb May Hsbtn asst
Clemsss: Chttacs. Beadrtx, Alexander aad
KIBefer.
English Runners
Star In Relay
Philadelphia, Pa- May 2. EnelJsh
varsity ranners scored an interna
tloiial trimmnh hare Satnrday when
the eorabtaed Oxford -Cambrid ire tinl
versity team of half-rollers defeated
the lending cnlleKe quarters of this
eonatry in the two-mile champion
ship rehy race, the feature contest
of the University of Pennsylvania's
twenty-sixth annaal relay carnival.
Forced to ma at a terrific speed by
their American competitors, the visit
as collegians stewed that their vie-
Boston Braves Battle to
Tie With Brooklyn;
Few Hits Allowed.
TWO HURLER S WOEE
THE ENTIRE GAME
BOSTON. Mass.. May X Major
league records were broken Sat
nrday when Boston and Brooklyn
of the National league battled 2
Innings to a tie here. The previous
record of 24 innlngrs was made by the
Philadelphia and Boston teams of the
American league in 130t when Jaelc
Coombs defeated Joe Barries.
It was a pitchers contest between
Joe Oeseherer and Leon Cadors. with
honors la favor of the Boston pitcher.
He allowed only nine nits and tn IS
Innings the Brooklyn batters were re
tired tn order. Oesehgrer has allowed
oaly two runs in S conseontiva
Innings this season.
Caders's interception of the throw
and quick pe? to Kreager Jest nlpplne
Boeckel and made It possible to play
the record breaking game, which also
equals the mark of twenty consecu
tive scoreless Innings made by Pitts
burgh and Boston. September 1, 131S.
when Pittsburg won 2 to 0 in tha 21st
Inning. Score:
Brooklyn. A3 R H FO A S
Olson. 3b. .....IS 9 1(91
Neia. rf. ...19 1 a
Johnston. 9b. ........ ..19 92310
Wheat, If. 9 3 3
Myers, ef. 2 9 1 3
Hood. cf. ... 9121
Eoaetchy. lb. 9 9 1 19 1 9
Ward. as. 19 9 9 6 2 1
Kroetrer, & .... 3 1421
Kmott, e. T 9 9 7 2
Cadors. p. , ....19 9 1 12 1
...... .M 1 Tt 21 2
AB R H PO A E
7 9 1 2 9
11 9 9 2 19 3
19 0 2 2
9 114 9 9
19 9 1 42 1 9
.-11 9 2 17 0
1 9 3 1 9 e
...... 2 9 9 4 2 O
....... 19 19 9
....... (91(19
....... 2 9 1 9 11
Totals ....
Boston.
Powell, cf.
Pick. 2b.
Mans. If.
cralae, rf.
Hotke. lb.
Boeoket. 2b. .....
MaranvUle, ss. ...
OTNetll, c
Christ enimry ...
.11 1 IS 72 42 2
Oesc&cer. p.
Totals
Seore by lantaxa.
Brooklya. . R
M 1 99 M9 M 9H M 999 091
Boston. .
M Ml M M 999 M9 49 9 -1
Batteries: Brooklyn. Cadere and Kn
rer, Ellott: Boston. Oeschcer aad O'Nei: -Oowdy.
Game called on account of darknesx
Tiro base hits. Maraaville. Oeachrer.
Three baa. lilt. Cruise. Stolen bases, My
ers. Hood. Sacrifice bits. Hood. Oeschrer.
Powell. O-NellL Holke. Cxniae. QeaUl
plays, Ofcson to Keaetcby to Gowdy to
Hotke to Gowdy. Basas oa trails, err Ca
dere. 2; off Oeschrer. 4. Stmekont. vy
Cadere, (; by Oeschrer, 7. WUd pitch,
Oeschser.
tory was In no manner a fluke fcT
taking the lead in the third quarter
and finishing In a new world's rec
ord time of seven minutes &Q 2- sec
onds for the two miles.
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